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This page collects the 167 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Research”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Agriculture, Health, and Science.

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  1. Sat, Oct 241 item
    1. Study links regular tea drinking to lower vascular disease riskA new study published in the Journal of Internal Medicine links regular tea consumption to an 11% lower risk of developing vascular disease, with the lowest risk observed among those drinking six to eHillsborough County
  2. Fri, Oct 231 item
    1. University of South Florida Student Studies the Psychology of Fear and Social BondingUniversity of South Florida psychology doctoral student Tara Perreault discusses her research into why people enjoy scary experiences like haunted houses and horror movies. She explains that controlleHillsborough County
  3. Fri, Sep 111 item
    1. Florida International University math professor Deborah Goldwasser researches mathematical tipping points for lung cancer screening timingFlorida International University researcher Deborah Goldwasser is studying mathematical models to determine the optimal timing for lung cancer screenings to distinguish between curable and terminal stMiami-Dade County
  4. Wed, Sep 92 items
    1. Brown University publishes research on adolescents using AI chatbots for mental health supportResearch from Brown University indicates that approximately 1 in 8 adolescents utilize artificial intelligence chatbots for mental health support.San Diego County
    2. University of South Florida Researchers Investigate Heavy Sargassum Accumulation on Miami BeachMiami-Dade County
  5. Thu, Sep 31 item
    1. US Forest Service closes 23 research and development stationsThe U.S. Forest Service is closing 23 research and development stations across more than a dozen states. This reorganization is intended to reduce agency costs and shift resources toward Western stateMiami-Dade County
  6. Tue, Sep 12 items
    1. UC San Diego researchers report wildfire economic damage disproportionately affects low-income householdsA new working paper from UC San Diego researchers finds that while wildfire victims are often wealthier than victims of other disasters, the long-term financial damage of fires falls most heavily on lSan Diego County
    2. Elling Eide Center provides research and environmental preservation services in SarasotaSarasota County

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  • Topic to billsCalifornia AB 1759 requires independent study to overhaul state prison security classification system
  • Topic to peopleBad Bunny, Taylor Swift, Dr. Norman Beatty (+1 more)
  • Topic to orgsMiami's Community News, Florida International University, House of Representatives (+3 more)

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