Researchers are finally getting to the bottom of a troubling trend. Once considered a disease of older adults, colorectal cancer has now overtaken breast and brain cancers to become the leading cause of cancer deaths among Americans under 50. But a new study suggests that the burden isn’t spread evenly, finding that deaths among younger … Read more
More than half of people still believe that the American Dream is possible for those who want it — but optimism about achieving it greatly differs by demographic. That’s according to a new survey of 2,000 Americans (1,000 census-representative Hispanics and 1,000 non-Hispanics), which found that 61% of Hispanic respondents believe the American Dream is … Read more
Over half of Americans (57%) said rising chocolate prices are changing how much candy they dish out for Halloween. The new study by financial services company Empower, which polled 2,000 general population Americans, found that a third consider Halloween one of the costliest holidays of the year, and the average American plans to spend $296 … Read more