NYRequirements Blog: New Studys
Where in the U.S. Are Children Most Likely to Be Bullied and Bully Others?
Bullying is a widespread problem affecting millions of children across the United States, with more than one-third of children aged 6 to 17 having experienced it at least once in the past year. From s . . .
The Biggest Pharmaceutical Companies in the World Ranked by Profit per Second
It is no secret that the pharmaceutical industry is massively profitable around the globe.
Where Are You Most Likely to Die Early in the United States (and Why?)
A preventable injury-related death occurs every 3 minutes in America.
Which U.S. States Have Had the Most Mpox (Monkeypox) Cases per Capita in 2022?
Since early May of 2022, cases of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, have been reported from countries where the disease is not endemic (meaning countries where it is not regularly occurring).
15 Countries With the Highest Life Expectancy
15 Countries With the Highest Life Expectancy
Treating Addiction as a Disease
In 2015, 16.3 people per 100,000 died of drug overdoses. That was more than 2.5 times the rate in 1999. Recent reports suggest that number is only getting worse.
The Dangers of Stress: Signs, Symptoms, and Effects
'Stress' says ExaminedExistence.com, is the human body's natural response to any change in the environment that requires an action, reaction, or adjustment to what's normal.
E-Cigarettes: Their Rise, Risks, and Future
The past handful of years has given rise to the era of electronic nicotine delivery systems, or ENDS.
"Second Skin" Products Correct Wrinkled Skin
An invisible layer that can provide a barrier, provide cosmetic improvement
Male Birth Control Found Effective, But Causes Serious Side Effects
Male birth control study linked to depression, other symptoms
PTSD: A Serious Issue for Many Former ICU Patients
More ICU patients are dealing with the long term consequences of PTSD.
One Blood Test Tells The Story of EVERY Virus You've Ever Had
Virscan can reveal every virus patient has ever had using a drop of blood
Herpes: The Cure to Melanoma?
A recent study suggests that a modified version of the herpes simplex virus can treat skin cancer.
Mystery Solved: Why Rain Has a Distinctive Smell & How Rain May Be Connected to Spreading Contaminants
How Petrichor aerosols are behind the smell of rain and how aerosols may be responsible for the spread of contaminants in the environment.
Herpes In Stem Cells Can Treat Brain Tumors
According to a recent animal study, stem cells infected with herpes can kill brain tumors, giving way to the possibility of using virotherapy.
Pig Hearts Might Be Used in Humans
A new study has shown that pig hearts may be a viable replacement in human patients.
Laugh to Improve Your Memory
Laughter is the best cure for age-related memory loss, according to a new study.