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Why does this study matter?
Typically this involves close screening, including mammography, which is why the correlative BMJ study matters so much.
Another recent study shows why this matters: The passage of pre-registration legislation is associated with, for example, an increase in spending on higher education.
Now a new study is underscoring why this matters.
Why this matters?
Why it matters: Studies have shown that kids who eat together with their parents have lower rates of everything from obesity to drug problems and get all the good stuff instead, including higher SAT scores.
This positive bottom line correlation is further backed up by the Why Diversity Matters study.
As a follow-up to its "Why Diversity Matters" study in 2015, McKinsey analyzed more than 1,000 companies across 12 countries, looking at their respective profits and value creation.
Why it matters: The study of nearly 100 Chinese children demonstrated that teaching kids how to differentiate between different African American faces at age five reducing racial biases.
Why it matters: The study, which only looked at Swedish boys, found that first-born children were 30percentt more likely to become managers and take on leadership positions than children born at a different spot in the birth order.
This study examines why compact organizational space may matter for technological catch-up, through a comparison of China's leading automotive groups.
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