Working from home has changed the way we shop
A study reveals how remote work has altered American shopping habits, emphasizing a shift in grocery spending patterns.
Does your kitchen seem old and tired? The reason is probably this
A recent study shows that nearly four out of ten residents in Estonia use their kitchens for family time or entertaining guests, while others use them for work or solitude, prompting an interior designer to offer affordable advice for improvement.
Sleeping poorly away from home: the 'first night effect' opens the door to insomnia therapies
A study identifies the biological switch that keeps individuals alert, presenting new possibilities for treatments addressing sleep disorders.
My laundry dried in under 3 hours with 32p method that mimics a summer's day
A British study suggests an economical method for drying laundry indoors using a dehumidifier and fan, providing a quicker alternative to tumble dryers.
Is it enough to study only at home? And what are the biggest fears? Fifth graders describe their preparation for entrance exams
Fifth graders in Czechia share their experiences and approaches to preparing for entrance exams, highlighting the balance of studying at home and the fears associated with it.
Study shows best way to warm home and slash energy bills
New research highlights effective methods for households to reduce energy bills, focusing on heat retention and optimal energy use timing.
RESEARCH: Estonians' Attitudes Towards Electricity Consumption Vary by Region
A study commissioned by Samsung reveals that attitudes toward home electricity consumption and energy-saving differ regionally in Estonia, with a growing interest in smart and technology-based solutions.
How to Save Money in Freezing Weather
A study by the hardware chain Stark reveals that 59% of respondents would consider energy renovations primarily for financial reasons, noting that even small actions can significantly improve home energy efficiency.
Violence and delinquency among minors starts at home
A recent nationwide study by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation reveals a concerning connection between family dysfunction and the rise of violence and delinquency among children and adolescents in Greek society.
Study: Personal relationship more important than gender in home care
A researcher welcomes the government's proposal to investigate the choice of caregiver gender in elderly care, highlighting that many users value the quality of care over the gender of the caregiver.
Research confirms: Gen Z has no time for cooking, prefers delivery and ready-made meals
A recent study shows that due to their hectic lifestyle, members of Generation Z increasingly opt for expensive deliveries and prepared meals instead of home-cooked dinners.
Dan Buettner, longevity expert: 'Cooking at home may be the best trick to live longer'
A study published in BMJ found that restaurant meals average 1,317 calories, exceeding fast food and often surpassing the daily recommended intake, prompting nutritionists to recommend smaller portions and healthier choices.
Botched cosmetic surgery abroad causing deadly infections once Brits return home
A study reveals that botched cosmetic surgeries abroad, particularly in Turkey, are leading to severe infections and costly treatments for the NHS, sometimes amounting to £20,000 per patient.
Croatian students lack skills crucial for the near future
A new study reveals that many Croatian students wish to work from home for foreign companies, but their digital skills do not meet the job requirements needed for such roles.
Absolutely stunning village home to the UK's most scenic winter walk
A new study has named a picturesque village as the most beautiful location in the UK for a winter walk, making it a recommended destination to combat the January blues.
Affordable home ownership is possible - if politics finally lets go
A study indicates that reducing property transfer taxes could make home ownership more affordable, urging politicians to take serious action on retirement planning.
Study: Women are most stressed when partners do something completely normal at home
A study revealed that women often feel stressed when their partners relax at home while they are overwhelmed with responsibilities.