Lifestyle

Can you really beat loneliness online? What the data says about connection in virtual spaces

Decentraland reports on rising loneliness among U.S. adults despite increased digital connectivity, suggesting virtual worlds may offer meaningful social interaction.

Healthy Halloween? 38 desserts ranked from best to worst

Hers ranks 38 Halloween desserts from healthiest to unhealthiest, highlighting options that support weight goals.

Active Latter-day Saints increasingly abandoning orthodox views

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that active Latter-day Saints are shifting from orthodox beliefs, with a study showing diverse identities within the faith.

Anxiety sweating: Why it happens and how to handle it

Dove Men+Care reports anxiety sweating links to the body's stress response, with tips for management including deep breathing and lifestyle changes.

What are the best in-home care options for seniors with dementia?

Village Caregiving reports that in-home care for seniors with dementia fosters independence, safety, and companionship, benefiting both patients and caregivers.

What your sweat says about your well-being: 5 key signs to look out for

Degree reports that sweat can reveal health insights, from odor changes indicating diet issues to excessive sweating signaling potential conditions.

Why weird wins in modern marketing—and how brands are pulling it off

Shopify reports brands are embracing weirdness in marketing to stand out and engage consumers tired of polished ads, using unconventional campaigns and collaborations.

Think you met the one? How to tell if they're for real

PeopleFinders reports that a quick search can reveal if your online match is genuine, helping you avoid catfishing risks in dating.

The joy and health benefits of induction cooking

Reasons to be Cheerful reports on the shift from gas to induction cooking, highlighting health benefits, efficiency, and growing adoption among chefs.

What your digital trail reveals about you

PeopleFinders reports that your digital trail reveals much about you, shaping a detailed portrait through online activities and interactions.

Most men want a return to traditional gender roles, but women aren’t so sure

The 19th reports a poll shows most men favor a return to traditional gender roles, while women remain divided on the issue.

Haunted by household pests? How to get rid of common creepy critters

HomeServe reports on pest management tips for common household invaders, emphasizing cleanliness, sealing entry points, and when to call professionals.

What do consumers really want on Black Friday and Cyber Monday? 5 years of Shopify data reveals the trends.

Shopify reports on BFCM trends revealing consumer behavior shifts over five years, highlighting key product categories and evolving shopping priorities.

The haunted history of the school bus and why it’s the perfect horror vehicle

BusesForSale.com reports on the eerie role of the school bus in horror, highlighting its liminal space, vulnerability, and urban legends.

The most caloric burgers at 20 fast-food chains

Stacker identified the single most caloric burger at 20 major fast-food chains using nutritional data from Nutritionix, the FDA's daily value guidelines, and individual company websites.

Cities where fast food is cheaper than cooking

Hims reports that in some U.S. cities, fast food is cheaper than cooking at home, with notable differences in pricing across regions.

Retailers under pressure amid tighter holiday shopping season

Kase reports that the 2025 holiday season will challenge retailers as consumer spending declines, especially among Gen Z, creating a need for agility and value-driven offerings.

One solution for invasive spotted lanternflies? Your dog, study finds

Atmos reports that a study shows pet dogs can effectively detect invasive spotted lanternfly eggs, aiding in their control and prevention.

How a dog helped a Utah man survive an 11-hour night crawl through the mountains

The Salt Lake Tribune reports a man's survival after a UTV crash, aided by his dog, Buddy, during an 11-hour crawl to safety.

Dogs and their people: Companions in cancer research

Knowable Magazine reports that studying dogs' cancers offers insights into human cancer, due to similar pathways and faster tumor progression, aiding quicker clinical trials.

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