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Fake news spreads faster and more widely than true news, according to a study examining how 126,000 news items circulated among 3 million Twitter users.

A10 Half of City's Black Men Jobless Nearly one of every two black men between the ages of 16 and 64 was not working in 2003, according to a study examining trends in joblessness in the city since 2000.

More than 100 of the world's most precious natural assets are being severely damaged by encroaching human activities, according to a study examining direct human footprints and forest losses.

For example, according to a study examining the influence of parents' socioeconomic status on children's behavioral problems, lower socioeconomic status of a parent was a direct factor in provoking behavioral problems in the case of boys but not for girls (Shaw et al. 1998).

People who go online to donate to charity for the first time often do not return to the Internet to make later gifts, according to a new study examining the experience of 24 nonprofit groups.

According to a Columbia University study examining the potential of urban farming in New York City, the implementation of tours and special events are cited as one of the reasons behind their relative success.

Instead of encouraging people with diabetes to exercise more for their health, it might be better to suggest they sit less and move more, according to a new study examining the risks of a sedentary lifestyle on diabetes risk.

Indeed, according to a Korean study examining media use patterns of caregivers, 34 parents reported that, to learn information on childcare, they use personal and social media the most (59%), followed by families and friends (20%) and government/educational institution (16.4%).

Ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft are delivering pitiful levels of take-home pay to the hundreds of thousands of US independent contractors providing their own vehicles and driving skills to deliver the core service, according to an MIT CEEPR study examining the economics of the two app platforms.

Companies spent nearly $4.2 million on Spanish-language television advertising in 2004, an increase of more than 20percentt from the previous year, according to a Nielsen Research study that examined ad spending by the industry.

Retail clinics accounted for an additional $14 per person per year, according to a Health Affairs study that examined how people insured by Aetna in 22 cities between 2010 and 2012 used health care.