Mental healthfromHarvard Gazette12 hours agoMore proof that money isn't everything - Harvard GazetteA recent study highlights major concerns about youth well-being, revealing that middle-income countries excel in flourishing over wealthy nations.
RelationshipsfromThe Atlantic1 day agoThe Problem of Finding a Marriageable ManMarriage rates are stable among college graduates, while non-college-educated women face declining rates.
fromAxios2 months agoMiscellaneousWhere unmarried Americans liveBaltimore, the Bronx, and Washington, D.C. have high shares of unmarried people over 20, indicating changing marriage trends.
fromFortune7 months agoPrivacy professionalsOnline dating lets us look for similar education levels, adding to income inequalityOnline dating contributes to increased income inequality in the US by influencing partner selection based on education and income similarities.
fromPsychology Today6 months agoMedicineWhat's Behind the Plunge in Divorce Rates?Divorce rates have notably declined in recent decades, especially among younger women.
RelationshipsfromThe Atlantic1 day agoThe Problem of Finding a Marriageable ManMarriage rates are stable among college graduates, while non-college-educated women face declining rates.
fromAxios2 months agoMiscellaneousWhere unmarried Americans liveBaltimore, the Bronx, and Washington, D.C. have high shares of unmarried people over 20, indicating changing marriage trends.
fromFortune7 months agoPrivacy professionalsOnline dating lets us look for similar education levels, adding to income inequalityOnline dating contributes to increased income inequality in the US by influencing partner selection based on education and income similarities.
fromPsychology Today6 months agoMedicineWhat's Behind the Plunge in Divorce Rates?Divorce rates have notably declined in recent decades, especially among younger women.
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Higher educationfromInside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs2 months agoReport finds racial disparities in STEMM degree persistenceSignificant racial disparities exist in STEMM persistence rates, particularly disadvantaging first-generation and minority students.First-generation and Latino students show lower STEMM completion rates compared to their white and Asian counterparts.Socioeconomic status impacts degree completion among STEMM students.
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HealthfromTruthout3 months agoThe US Is Seeing Quickly Widening Gaps in Life Expectancy Between GroupsLife expectancy for Native Americans has significantly declined, now below 64 years.Disparities in health and life expectancy continue to expand among different racial and ethnic groups in the U.S.Policy fixes are crucial to address health inequities affecting life expectancy.
fromThe Nation3 months agoMiscellaneousLet's Cool It With the Hot TakesThe analysis of Trump winning lacked depth, attributing complex voter motivations to oversimplified explanations.
fromMail Online3 months agoWomen in technologyWhy young women can't resist an older man like Leonardo DiCaprioYounger women prefer older men until they age, then seek same-aged partners to avoid caregiver burdens.
Left-wing politicsfromtime.com7 months agoHow Trump Weaponized White Rural America's ShameEmotions of shame and pride are crucial in understanding working-class white voters' support for Trump, beyond economic factors.
HealthfromNews8 months agoRacial, economic injustice early in life may accelerate epigenetic agingThis study links early life exposures to injustice with accelerated epigenetic aging and increased risk of mortality, highlighting societal impact on health.