According to a new study published recently in the Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease, physical inactivity could be increasing the risk women face for cervical cancer. The study, conducted by researchers from the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in New York, examined 128 patients with cervical cancer… All the women were asked to fill out a questionnaire based on the 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, which detailed their levels of physical activity. In the survey, you are deemed “inactive” if you are physically active less than once a week. What researchers ended up finding was that women who had cervical cancer had significantly increased odds of classifying themselves as “inactive” on the questionnaire compared to the ladies who didn’t have cervical cancer. So, those studied with cervical cancer were more likely to report that they often refrained from physical activity…
[MadameNoire]
We Literally Spend More Time Watching Netflix Than We Do In The Gym Or With Friends
…But according to a new study by Cord Cutting, we actually spend more time with our Netflix than we do with just about any and everything else. According to their data, which came from the number of streaming hours per day that was reported by Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, then divided by the number of subscribers and compared to data compiled by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average Netflix lover spends about an hour and 40 minutes watching each day. And according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ recent survey on American Time Use, we all spend, on average, just 38 minutes giving our full and undivided attention to “socializing and communicating…” In the latter category, which received the least amount of love and attention from the American public, it was found that the average American spends only 17 minutes a day exercising…
[MadameNoire]
Drake Is Spotify’s Most Streamed Artist, Takes Out Justin Bieber
Spotify, one of the many popular music streaming services vying for listeners’ attention, confirmed Wednesday that Canadian superstar Drake is its most streamed musical artist. The 6 God took out Justin Bieber from holding that top spot formerly and the music service is celebrating other high marks as well. As reported by Billboard, numbers found on the analytics aggregator Kworb helped solidify news that Drizzy blew past Bieber in the wake of the release of his latest Views record. Spotify confirmed the numbers to Billboard yesterday (May 18) and also boasted of 1 billion streams for its in-house curated playlists…
[HipHopWired]
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