Paul Ausick, Author for 24/7 Tempo

Nation's Airports Brace For Thanksgiving Travel, As CDC Recommends Not To Travel Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Ranking the World’s Most Punctual and Reliable Airlines and Airports

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In an era where delays can ruin entire trips, the punctuality of an airline has become one of the most […]

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The Artificial Sweetener in Your Favorite Diet Drink Could Be Dangerous

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For decades, diet sodas have been marketed as the healthier alternative to sugary soft drinks, offering sweetness without the calories. […]

Americans Enjoy Booking Flights A Lot More Than Actually Taking Them

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Air travel has become more accessible than ever, with millions of Americans booking flights each year for business and leisure […]

Flu Season Could Cost US Employers Far More Than Coronavirus

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The 2019–2020 flu season has already seen 22 million cases reported. The estimated impact on employers related to work absences is over $13 billion, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

Life Is Good, Say 90% of Americans

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Nine in 10 Americans reports being satisfied with their personal lives, a 40-year record high according to Gallup. But satisfaction is not spread evenly throughout different groups.

Half of Americans Say Disney+ Is the Equal of Netflix

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In less than three months, the Disney+ streaming video service has received nearly as many subscribers as it expected in five years. Not only that, the new service is causing Americans to drop subscriptions to other streamers like Netflix and Amazon.

The Best Airlines and Airports for On-Time Performance

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Here are the latest rankings of the global airlines and airports that posted the best on-time performance in 2019.

These Are the World’s Safest Airlines

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Although marred by a devastating crash in Ethiopia that killed 189 people, 2019 posted a stellar safety record.

A Third of Adolescents Make Risky Lifestyle Choices

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A new analysis of data collected from more than 300,000 adolescents worldwide show that more than a third engage in risky behaviors that could lead to premature death.

Study: The Poor Get Less Sleep, Leading to Greater Risk of Heart Disease

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Research shows that a lack of sleep is a significant factor in the occurrence of heart disease among low-income people.

This Is the Airline with the Least Healthy Food

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How do major North American airlines compare based on the healthfulness of their meals, snacks, and available beverages? The Diet Detective is on the case.

Lower Gas Prices Give Millions Another Reason To Be Thankful

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Gas prices slipped again last week, giving Thanksgiving holiday travelers even more to be thankful for.

The Threat From Antibiotic-Resistant Germs Gets Scarier

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In a new report on antibiotic-resistant germs, the CDC highlights the rising levels of risk and what we must do to control the risk of spreading these germs.

Americans to Set New Records for Driving and Flying This Thanksgiving

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AAA estimates that more than 55 million Americans will travel this Thanksgiving holiday with almost 90% traveling on the nation's highways.

Deaths From Poor Diet Outnumber Those From Smoking, and Medical Schools Aren’t Helping

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More people die every year from poor diet than from smoking, yet medical schools spend little time educating future doctors about nutrition.

This Is How Much the Fantasy Football Business Costs Employers

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Employers are losing productivity to employees who participate in fantasy football leagues. How much is it costing them? Do employers care? Should they?

The Artificial Sweetener in Your Favorite Diet Drink Could Be Dangerous

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A new report from researchers in the United Kingdom calls into question research studies used to declare aspartame-based products like Nutrasweet and Equal safe for general consumption.

Bacon, Egg, and Cheese? No Thanks, I’d Rather Have Pizza, Say Half of Americans

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More than half of Americans think pizza makes a good breakfast.

Ben & Jerry’s Plans to Offer CBD-Infused Ice Cream

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On Friday, May 31, the FDA is holding a hearing as a first step to developing review and approval procedures for products containing cannabidiol, the non-psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.

Bad Diet Could Be to Blame for a Surprisingly High Share of Cancer Cases

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New research discusses links between diet and cancer risk for Americans.

It Looks Like Aladdin May Have Actually Been a Real Person

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Recent research has led one scholar to conclude that the boy named Aladdin was real.

This City Has the Absolute Best Park System in the US — and It’s Not New York

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Parks are an integral and increasingly desirable part of city life. The Trust for Public Lands this week released its 2019 ranking of the top 100 U.S. cities based on the quality of a city's parks.

This Is What People Like the Most About Video Streaming Services — And It’s Not Binge-Watching

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Customer satisfaction with a variety of telecom services like streaming video and cable/satellite TV remaining near historic lows, ranking barely higher than satisfaction with government services.

We May Have Been Wrong About the Connection Between Coffee and Poop for Years

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New research indicates that caffeine may not be the reason that some coffee drinkers feel a need for a bowel movement after their morning coffee.

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