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Listening To Bird Songs Reduces Stress And Boosts Mood, Study Finds

8+ hour, 59+ min ago   (462+ words) RTTNews Listening To Bird Songs Reduces Stress And Boosts Mood, Study Finds Recently, researchers at North Carolina State University studied how different sounds and surroundings affect people's emotions and stress levels. The researchers asked students from NC State's College of…...

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Research Reveals Shift In US Landscapes

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (52+ words) RTTNews Research Reveals Shift In US Landscapes For most of the past four decades, observations from the Landsat satellite record show that humans have dominated changes to the U.S. landscape. Recent research revealed a shift in that trend, suggesting that disasters…...

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Does Birdwatching Affect The Structure Of Our Brain?

5+ mon, 3+ day ago   (276+ words) Being an expert birdwatcher is not just a hobby; it may actually change how your brain works, according to new research published in the journal JNeurosci, which suggests that birdwatching could improve thinking skills as you grow older. In a…...

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Researchers Study Airborne Flu Spread In Controlled Study

6+ mon, 2+ week ago   (232+ words) Researchers from the University of Maryland explored how the flu spreads. To study this, they placed college students who already had the flu in a hotel room with healthy, middle-aged adult volunteers. The study, published in PLOS Pathogens, is the…...