studies
Coverage of studies in the Nexus archive.
- Does permanent daylight saving time save energy? What studies have found
The article discusses the debate over permanent daylight saving time and its energy-saving claims, noting ongoing efforts to pass a bill that would prevent the time change to standard time in the fall. The Oval Office is highlighted as a source of pressure for this legislative action.
- Thousands of complaints, few punished: How LAPD handles claims of racial bias
The LAPD faces thousands of complaints regarding racial bias, with studies showing Blacks and Latinos in L.A. are stopped by police at significantly higher rates than whites. A recent case of an officer being fired for alleged racial bias underscores the rarity of such disciplinary actions.
- The best healthy eating tips of 2026 (so far)
The article highlights key healthy eating tips for 2026, focusing on topics like froyo and fiber. It presents insights from a nutrition reporter on recent studies and dietary trends impacting health.
- AI FOMO: everyone is mastering AI except me — or are they?
The article discusses anxiety caused by the rapid growth of AI-related news, studies, and product announcements, offering three strategies to manage this 'AI FOMO.' It was published by Nature on 27 May 2026.
- The 10-cent tablet that cured my exhaustion and sleepless nights for GOOD. Dozens of studies suggest this miracle pill can help you sleep longer with no downside: This is how it could help YOU
A 10-cent tablet is claimed to cure exhaustion and sleepless nights, supported by dozens of studies suggesting it enhances sleep duration without adverse effects. The article positions the pill as a low-cost, effective solution for sleep and energy issues.
- The 10p tablet that cured my exhaustion and sleepless nights for GOOD. Dozens of studies suggest this miracle pill can help you sleep longer with no downside: This is how it could help YOU
A low-cost tablet (10p) is claimed to cure exhaustion and sleepless nights, supported by dozens of studies suggesting it helps sleep without drawbacks. The article highlights its potential benefits for improving sleep duration and overall well-being.
- 'Only so much' voters can worry about - are attitudes to net zero changing?
Recent studies indicate a decline in public urgency regarding achieving net zero, suggesting shifting attitudes among voters.