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Financial stress bleeds into our relationships. But partners who provide emotional support can help. (opens the original)
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When a big credit card bill hits or the rent is due, that stress can bleed into our closest relationships, adding another source of tension between partners. But according to a new study out of the University of Florida, a partner who provides emotional support – rather than simply trying to solve the financial problems at hand – can reduce how much stress spills over from financial worries into the relationship dynamic. “Economic issues are increasingly important nowadays, so we wanted to under
How high scores in an online brain teaser made mathematicians lie for three years (opens the original)
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It might not yet be the phenomenon that is Wordle, but for hundreds of thousands of players, Digit Party has scratched the itch of a casual brain teaser to break up their day. Players arrange numbers on a 5-by-5 grid, earning points whenever identical numbers touch on adjacent or diagonally connected squares. They can then compare their score to the puzzle’s maximum score that the game spits out at the end of a round. There’s just one problem: The game was lying. Or rather, its creators were. Fo
First impressions at work drive hiring, promotions after forming in less than a minute (opens the original)
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To make a good impression at work, it might be better to spend less time polishing your resume and more time honing your communication skills. That’s according to a large analysis of over 200 studies that shows that the first impressions people make at work are largely based on verbal and nonverbal communication styles, with substantive content — like the experience shown on a resume — accounting for a smaller share of these key impressions. What’s more, those first impressions, which are often
Protective drug dexrazoxane reduces heart damage in pediatric cancer survivors years after treatment ends (opens the original)
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A new, high-quality study reveals that the cardioprotective drug dexrazoxane significantly reduces the heart damage caused by chemotherapy received by pediatric cancer patients 15 years or more after treatment ends. The research, which builds on previous studies at earlier follow-up times, is the first large, long-term study suggesting that receiving dexrazoxane may change how doctors should follow survivors for decades after treatment. The findings could also help steer prescribing recommendati
Cosmic river of gas may have tilted a young planetary system in Orion constellation (opens the original)
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A stream of gas falling into a triple-star system in the Orion constellation reveals how planets can end up tilted relative to their stars, according to a new astronomical study. “If these streamers are common, then we can naturally explain why planets may not necessarily end up in very orderly systems. They can have much more random orientations,” said Jaehan Bae, Ph.D., a professor of astronomy at the University of Florida who helped lead the new study. At issue is how planetary orbits are ali
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