signed the statement, which was released by the Tyler Clementi Foundation, a nonprofit that tackles online and offline bullying, harassment and humiliation.“As Catholic Bishops in the United States, we join with the Tyler Clementi Foundation in standing up for at-risk LGBT youth in our country,” the statement reads.
LGBTQ youth more likely to be obese, new study finds
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Daily Mail.Researchers asked nearly 1,200 participants in the study questions such as “Are you gay or bisexual?” and “Are you transgender?” Respondents could answer “yes,” “maybe,” “no,” or “I do not understand.”About 190 respondents, or 1.6% of the total, were classified as part of the “Sexual and Gender Minority” cohort.
About one-quarter of those respondents answered “yes” and three-quarters answered “maybe.”The study found no direct correlation between a person’s sexual minority status and
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24.01.2021 / 13:50
American viewers now spend $47 a month on streaming services, according to new study
coronavirus pandemic began.According to the J.D. Power survey, the rise – from $34 average spend in April 2020, to the latest figures taken from December 2020 – has also seen 49% of viewers subscribing to four streaming services, up from 39% in April.
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19.01.2021 / 22:35
Pfizer's Covid vaccine 'could stop people spreading the virus' as well as preventing serious illness, study finds
direct to your inbox Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine could produce a strong enough immune response to stop people who get the vaccination from spreading coronavirus, a medic in Israel has claimed. The Mail reports researchers found in a small study that recipients developed up to "20 times more antibodies" within a week of having a second dose of the jab.
dailyrecord.co.uk
17.01.2021 / 07:59
Women who have sons 'are more likely to be victims of domestic abuse'
domestic abuse, a study has found.Academics from Edinburgh and Stirling universities found mothers with male children had a 20 per cent higher chance of being assaulted by their partners than mums who had daughters.The groundbreaking research also concluded that young women were more likely to experience abuse than those who are older.The findings of the study – published in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence – have been described as “surprising” by researchers.They believe an abuser may
ok.co.uk
14.01.2021 / 15:59
Co-sleeping with your children will make them grow up more confident and less anxious, study says
Are you sleeping the same bed as your toddler? Well, it turns out there are many benefits to this. Everyone wants to be near their little one at all times, so it’s hardly surprising they’re let into our beds to snuggle or sleep.
nme.com
14.01.2021 / 15:49
A second study finds that music venues “are not places of infection” for COVID-19
Covid-19 being transmitted at an indoor concert venue.The study, which took place at Dortmund’s 1500-seat Konzerthaus, was carried out over three days in November to analyse the movement of airborne particles in an indoor environment.Led by the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute and backed by Germany’s Federal Environment Agency, the study saw scientists using a high-tech dummy to simulate human breathing in the Konzerthaus.After measuring aerosol transmission across the venue on three separate
metroweekly.com
13.01.2021 / 02:49
Lawmakers in Mike Pence’s home state want to protect LGBTQ youth from conversion therapy
largely debunked by most mainstream medical and mental health organizations, and that survivors of the therapy often experience depression, low self-esteem, and suicidal ideation afterwards. “Putting a stop to this harmful and detrimental practice can save the lives of countless LGBTQ Hoosiers,” Ford said in a statement. “A person’s sexual orientation or gender identity is not a disease that needs cured.
nme.com
07.01.2021 / 17:02
‘The Office’ US creator promises a reunion is “more likely now” than ever
The Office US creator Greg Daniels has said a potential reunion is looking “more likely now” than ever.The showrunner spoke to E! News following the release of the show on streaming service Peacock in the US.Asked whether he could see a reunion happening on Peacock, Daniels said “I think it’s probably more likely now that the show is on Peacock,” while adding “but no plans right now.”He added: “But people are more open to it now, it seems like.”When asked to consider what a reunion could look