Steve Fink
Advising Editor at StudyFinds
Founder: https://t.co/xY7zh82NZc | Former CBS VP of Content | Baltimore + NYC dude | UMD Journalism | Newlywed Game alum | I owe it all to Dr. T!
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1 week ago |
studyfinds.org | Steve Fink
(Photo by Microgen on Shutterstock)In a NutshellAdding hot peppers to meals naturally reduces food intake by 11-18% without affecting enjoyment or requiring willpower. Spiciness automatically slows eating pace and gives your brain more time to register fullness signals. Simple spices like hot paprika or cayenne pepper can be an effortless portion control strategy for weight management. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Want to cut calories without feeling deprived?
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1 month ago |
bvmsports.com | Steve Fink
Premiering Wednesday, May 22, on Gamecocks+, "The Follow" is headed to Beckham Field and behind the scenes of the rise of the South Carolina softball program to among the nation's best. In year one under head coach Ashley Chastain Woodard, the Gamecocks find themselves not only in the Super Regionals, but set to host one of the most historic programs in collegiate softball history with UCLA coming to town.
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1 month ago |
principia-scientific.com | Steve Fink
Written by Steve Fink on May 14, 2025. Posted in Current News NEW YORK — Americans’ confidence in online content has hit rock bottom. Most people now believe the majority of what they see on the internet isn’t trustworthy, according to a nationwide poll. The survey of 2,000 adults by Talker Research paints a concerning picture. Americans believe only 41% of online content is accurate, factual, and made by humans.
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1 month ago |
studyfinds.org | Steve Fink
(Photo by Damir Khabirov on Shutterstock) In a nutshell 7 in 10 Americans report all-time high financial anxiety, with 40% taking mental health days off work or school to cope Only 14% currently receive therapy, with cost being the biggest barrier (29%) to seeking professional mental health support Americans are turning to self-care alternatives: 65% use music, 51% engage in hobbies, and 71% exercise weekly to manage stress NEW YORK — Americans are drowning in money worries, and it’s taking a...
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1 month ago |
studyfinds.org | Steve Fink
(© lobro - stock.adobe.com) In a nutshell Active participation in digital history projects increases people’s motivation to commemorate past atrocities and fight present-day discrimination The effects go beyond the specific historical event—working with Holocaust documents also increased support for commemorating colonial victims The key factor driving change is “participative efficacy”—people’s belief that their individual actions make a meaningful difference to collective goals BERLIN —...
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