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Healthiest kids' meals from fast-food restaurants revealed — see where your child's favorite ranks - Vimarsana News

Healthiest kids' meals from fast-food restaurants revealed — see where your child's favorite ranks

They let people have their fries and eat them too. Nutrition scientist Lauryna Nelkine set out to see if they put their money where their mouth is by rounding up the top ten lowest-calorie kids' meals from the US' most popular fast food chains, Healthnews reported.

Source: nypost.com
Tesla Cars Lose Value Three Times Faster Than A Maserati, Study Says - Vimarsana News

Tesla Cars Lose Value Three Times Faster Than A Maserati, Study Says

Recent price cuts have made Tesla resale values drop at ludicrous rates

Study Says 134,000 Cancer Diagnoses Were Missed In Early Covid Months - Vimarsana News

Study Says 134,000 Cancer Diagnoses Were Missed In Early Covid Months

"There will undoubtedly — and unfortunately — be a subsequent rise in cancer mortality," the authors said. Separately, a survey shows that over half of Americans don't know that drinking increases risks of colon and rectal cancer.

Men 'let themselves go' and gain 'happy fat' after marriage, study says - Vimarsana News

Men 'let themselves go' and gain 'happy fat' after marriage, study says

Men are more likely than women to gain weight after marriage —known as "happy fat", according to a new study published in the journal Economics & Human Biology.

Source: nypost.com
Employed Americans say this is more meaningful than a raise - Vimarsana News

Employed Americans say this is more meaningful than a raise

A new study has found many find pay raises to be the "most meaningful" form of appreciation in the workplace, but not as meaningful as hearing a simple "thank you."

Source: nypost.com