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Colorado's Youth Marijuana Consumption Hits Historic Lows, Survey Finds
Gamers Ditch Strategy: 'Too Worn Out By Social Media To Think Deeply,' Study Shows
Key Market Trends: Cannabis Is Impacting Alcohol Consumption And Driving Food Demand
Gamers Ditch Strategy: 'Too Worn Out By Social Media To Think Deeply,' Study Shows
Key Market Trends: Cannabis Is Impacting Alcohol Consumption And Driving Food Demand
Survey Reveals 87% Of Game Developers Embrace Open-Source Amid AI Concerns, Layoff Fears
Miracle Or Myth? Survey Shows Americans Doubt Ozempic, Wegovy's Weight Loss Claims

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New York City Back From The Dead: New Data Shows It's The City People Want To Move To The Most
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people wrote New York City’s obituary.
Layoffs Hit One-Third Of Game Developers In 2023: Survey Shows Devs Rally For Unionization, Questions About AI, Blockchain Tech
In 2023, the gaming industry experienced a notable trend of mass layoffs, contrasting with the success of blockbuster video games.
Most Americans Say AI, Crypto Knowledge Is Pivotal For US Presidential Candidates: Survey
A new survey highlights a major shift in American voters’ priorities, showing 73% of participants believe U.S. presidential candidates must have a well-informed perspective on innovative technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrencies.
60% Americans Believe Economy Is In Recession Despite Steady Growth And Robust Job Market: Report
Despite this pervasive sentiment, economic experts maintain a positive outlook on the U.S. economy.
Biden's Health Agency Unpacks Trends In Cannabis Use: Who's Buying, Consuming What
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), released results of the 2022 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH).
Psychiatrists Increasingly Open To Psychedelic Therapies, Study Confirms
This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission. Psychiatrists in the United States are increasingly warming up to the idea of treating patients with psychedelics.
Revolutionizing Psychiatry: More Than 80% Of Psychiatrists See Promise In Psychedelics Or Hallucinogens
This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission. Psychiatrists in the United States are increasingly warming up to the idea of treating patients with psychedelics.
Analyzing Long-Term Negative Responses To Psychedelics: Researchers Release Study
The journal Nature published a new research analysis from Imperial College London (ICL)’s Center for Psychedelic Research and University of California San Francisco (UCSF)’s Psychedelics Division, including renowned David Erritzoe and Robin Carhart-Harris.
Half Of America Believes Trump Attempted To Retain Power Unlawfully And Unconstitutionally: Poll
New York Fed Survey Shows Lowest Short-Term Consumer Inflation Expectations Since April 2021
A Powerful Contrarian Indicator Signals Now Is The Time To Sell: Bullishness Among US Individual Investors Hits November 2021 Highs
Gen Z Rejects The Front Page And Turns To FYP: TikTok Now A Top News Source For 20% Of Young Adults
TikTok's rise as a news source captivates young adults, with a staggering 20% now relying on the app for their daily scoop.
Survey Reveals Over Half Of Game Users Encounter Extremist Ideologies, 36% Experience Harassment
Concerning findings have emerged regarding the exposure of game users to extremist ideologies: more than half — 51% — of game users have come across them while playing.
45% Of Gamers Spend More Time Playing Than Ever Before: Why That Could Be A Good Thing
New research conducted by Fandom, a wiki hosting service that hosts wikis mainly on entertainment topic, has revealed that gaming has seen an increase in engagement across all demographics, platforms, and genres over the past five years.
Top 10 Cities Plagued By Porch Piracy In 2022
The rise of online shopping and home delivery has led to an uptick in the awful trend known as porch piracy, or package theft. In many communities across the world, thieves take advantage of the convenience of doorstep delivery, making off with packages that don't belong to them.
Elon Musk Says Population Collapse Is a Problem, But Do Most People Agree?
Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk has been sounding the alarm about population collapse on Twitter.
Americans Torn Over Key Public Health Issues, Including Opioids, Gun Control
Gen Z Users Want Short-Form Content, Spend 4 Hours On Social Media Daily, Like Superheroes: What The Latest Survey Results Say
A new survey showed what top video games, film franchises and social media networks were for Americans between the ages of 13 and 25. The poll results for Gen Z users could indicate what trends are coming and where companies should be making moves.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin Remain Unpopular Investment Options With Americans — Survey Says Just 10% Invest In Crypto
About 60% of Americans believe investing in digital currency is a risky endeavor — a 15% increase from 2021. Crypto remains among the least popular investment option, states a survey, with just 10% saying they invest in the digital assets.
The Fastest-Growing Brands In 2022: How Crocs, Apple, Zelle And More Stack Up Across Boomers, Gen Z, Gen X, Millennials
A new poll highlighted the fastest-growing brands based on awareness. The poll results were sorted by age demographic, which could help show which brands are bound to be popular in the future. Here’s a look at the results.
A Surprising Number Of Americans Can't Name A Single Cryptocurrency: Benzinga Survey
Despite the boost in the cryptocurrency sector in 2021 and many coins like Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) hitting all-time highs, some Americans are still highly unfamiliar with the sector.
EXCLUSIVE: These Americans Think The FTX Scandal Puts Crypto In A Better Light
The cryptocurrency market was firing on all cylinders in 2021 with Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) hitting all-time highs in a bull market.
Quantity O(ve)r Quality? New Trends In Cannabis Consumption Emerge Despite Inflation
Despite the rising cost of living, U.S. cannabis users are consuming either the same amount of weed or even more than a year ago.