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How opioid - related messaging goes viral: Biocomplexity Institute of Virginia Tech researchers share findings with public health experts

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Researchers have also found that some participants of brainstorming sessions tend to engage in «social loafing,» meaning they put in less effort because responsibility is shared with other group members.

As the paper notes, the researchers based their findings on a potentially biased population sample by tracking only people who were willing and able to (a) afford a fitness tracking device (the recently axed Microsoft Band), (b) share their data with Microsoft (msft).

Researchers also found that most new mothers have learned about breast milk sharing through friends or relatives — with a small number sharing milk with both — but few women may be discussing the option with their physician before doing so.

Marszalek, too, urged amateurs who discover artifacts to share their findings, particularly where they were found, with professional researchers.

Should you desire, the principal researcher will be happy to share the findings with you.

These fellowships permit professors, researchers and other senior academics to find temporary refuge at universities and colleges anywhere in the world, enabling them to pursue their academic work and to continue to share their knowledge with students, colleagues, and the community at large.

«Sharing treatment decisions challenges doctors, parents of young children with autism: Researchers find gaps in knowledge, communication about ASD treatment choices.»

The researchers also found that 50 % of the applications shared data with third parties, including text, multimedia content or X-ray images.

What's more, human feces share 17 types of microRNAs with the mice, which may portend similar mechanisms in humans, the researchers found.

Bats that had previously shared food with a wide network of nonrelatives ultimately had more food donors, the researchers found, compared to bats that had kept to a smaller, more familial web.

Many researchers already build into their protocols measures to «anonymize» samples and patient information, but some scientists question how their interaction with collaborators will be affected if they wish to share medical records or research findings with one another under the proposed regulations.

So far, Kiehl has assessed more than 5,000 brains and found that psychopaths have functional and structural anomalies that affect emotions, impulse control and cognition, leading him to view psychopathy as a neurodevelopmental disorder — a belief he shares with a number of other researchers and psychologists.

However, the researchers found that questions about food security that are framed around vulnerability may be inappropriate and not generate accurate data due to a strong cultural reluctance to admit to food shortages because of deep obligation felt by some communities to share food with their families and guests.

The researchers found that the most addictive smartphone functions all shared a common theme: they tap into the human desire to connect with other people.

In addition to providing a potential answer to longstanding questions surrounding lunar fire fountains, the findings also serve as more evidence that some volatile reservoirs in the Moon's interior share a common origin with reservoirs in Earth, the researchers say.

The researchers have shared their findings with a group that is developing a clinical bulletin designed to inform health care providers about the practice of water birth in both hospital and out - of - hospital settings.

Boesch and his fellow researchers found that male chimps frequently had sex with the females they had previously shared meat with, thus increasing their mating success.

Researchers also found that moms enjoy the time they spend sharing quality programming with their children — especially watching their children learn.

Seven researchers whose shared curiosity about basic scientific questions led to findings with big benefits for society were honored recently with Golden Goose Award s.

The researchers also found that bonobos share about 98.7 % of their DNA with humans — about the same amount that chimps share with us.

By comparing this composite Neandertal genome with the complete genomes of five living humans from different parts of the world, the researchers found that both Europeans and Asians share 1 % to 4 % of their nuclear DNA with Neandertals.

In fact, in a review of 33 studies of patient use of audio - recorded clinical visits, the Open Recordings researchers found that 71 percent of patients listened to their recordings, while 68 percent shared them with a caregiver.

After analyzing information on 88,209 donors (176,418 kidneys), the researchers found that although the discarded kidneys in these pairs frequently had traits that are typically considered unappealing, the partner kidneys that shared many, if not all of the same traits performed well after being used for transplantation despite being used in older recipients with more medical problems.

Unexpectedly, the researchers found that Neandertals share more genetic variants with present - day non-Africans than with Africans.

Two new studies led by researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania have found evidence that such cost - sharing arrangements are associated with significant reductions in access to these drugs.

As a result, these researchers found that one strain of mice which were genetically prone to become obese became resistant to excess weight gain after their populations of gut microbiota were transformed simply by an sharing an environment with other mice.

These promised to provide a new therapeutic target for treating obesity, with the researchers finding that they share the fat - burning abilities of brown cells, though they do decrease in number as we approach middle age.

As soon as researchers are ready to share their work and findings with the world, Chalfie continues, they can upload their articles to a preprint archive, where it can then be read and commented on by other scientists as well as by the general public.

In this week's online edition of PNAS, researchers from Uppsala University are publishing findings showing that people in East Asia share genetic material with Denisovans, who were named from the cave in Siberia where they were first found.

Data shared through RD ‐ Connect is accessible beyond the usual institutional and national boundaries and researchers across the world can benefit from the opportunity to work with others with an interest in the same field, pool data to create larger cohorts, find confirmatory cases, and access samples for further study.

Researchers from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and Yale University found having shared political beliefs with matches increases messaging rates between 9.5 and 10.8 percent, which is nearly the same produced by shared educational levels at 10.6 percent.

The researchers also stated that «the desire to find love and a companion to share life with has no expiration date.»

In general, several researchers have found that women tend to hi5 makes it easy to meet and socialize with new people through games, shared interests, friend suggestions, browsing profiles, and much more.

Researchers found that there was a larger amount of «activity» in the reward region of the brain when subjects were able to share information with friends and family members, than there was when they were forced to keep the information to themselves.

Researchers found that social media use varied when students were using it specifically for academic purposes like sharing course information with peers or tracking down academic information.

The researchers found the leadership qualities of these three teacher leaders to be exemplary and wanted to explore in more depth how they developed and shared their skills as leaders with their mentees and colleagues.

This is important because the research found a link between professional community and higher student scores on standardized math tests.25 In short, the researchers say, «When principals and teachers share leadership, teachers» working relationships with one another are stronger and student achievement is higher.

In 2013, Students as Researchers teams shared their research findings with their peers, educators, and ministry staff at a conference hosted by the Ontario Ministry of Education.

Looking across these programs, the researchers found they shared features similar to those associated with effective schools: strong leaders, clear goals and structures aligned to meet those goals, low staff turnover, and staff ability to motivate and engage students.

Using a network analysis to determine which states shared standards resources with each other, researchers Emily M. Hodge, Serena J. Salloum, and Susanna L. Benko (2016) found that most states link to each other or to the same organizations on their web pages that list instructional resources.

Global FinPrint researcher and FIU Ph.D. student Kathryn Flowers shared the find with officials from the Belize Fisheries Department.

Many individuals don't have correct knowledge of how bike share function and what is required to use it, a result consistent with findings by researcher Charles Brown.

Some researchers have found, for example, that female participants who interacted with another unacquainted female felt more closeness to one another when sharing humor (via silly tasks).5 Likewise, my colleagues and I have found that in both romantic and platonic relationships, the funnier we think people are, the more we like them.

The researchers found that participants who shared grateful experiences with their partners reported more life satisfaction and happiness than participants in the other two conditions.

Based on a 2015 Swedish study published in the international Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, researchers found that teenagers living in a shared parenting household did better than those living with single parents.

Realtor.com ® researchers found that the cities where affordability is among the worst for the middle class (with the share of affordable homes at 32 percent or less) are Los Angeles; Toledo, Ohio; and San Diego.