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Science
People Trust Computers More Than Humans, Study Says
A new study reveals that people may be more willing to trust a computers than their fellow humans, especially if a task is too challenging.
Greece
Study Finds Greek Kalamata Olives Help Reduce Bad Cholesterol
A study conducted by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens found that Kalamata olives help reduce bad cholesterol and improve the overall health of people who include them in their diets.
Olives are well known for their benefits when...
Greek News
Sleep Apnea Affects One in Two Men in Greece, Study Finds
Half of Greek men and one in five women have sleep apnea syndrome, according to a study released recently by Greek scientists.
Archaeology
Evidence Suggests Modern Greeks Have DNA Links to Mycenaeans
DNA evidence suggests that living Greeks are indeed descendants of the ancient Mycenaeans, who ruled Greece from 1,600 BC to 1,200 BC.
Greece
Summer Unlikely To Curb Coronavirus Growth, Scientists Warn
Summer's higher temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere are unlikely to significantly limit the growth of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a Princeton University study published Monday in the journal Science.
Several statistical studies conducted over the past few months have...
Greece
Greek Scientists Conduct Pioneering Study in Coronavirus Mutation
A pioneering study by Greek scientists at the Hellenic Pasteur Institute (EIP), in collaboration with Athens University Medical School Professor of epidemiology, Sotiris Tsiodras, has been conducted recently and its full findings are expected to be published in the near...
Business
Economic Sentiment Index in Greece Reaches Pre-Crisis Levels
The economic sentiment index in Greece rose to 109.5 points in December, from 107 in November, the Greek Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) announced in a report on Thursday.
This is the highest level seen since November of...
Greece
Study Finds Vast Majority of Greek Teenagers Have Positive Feelings About Refugees and Migrants
According to a study published by Greece's University Mental Health Research Institute (ΕΠΙΨΥ) recently, the vast majority of Greek teenagers have positive feelings towards refugees and migrants that are currently living in the country.
In particular, the survey found that...
Greece
Study Finds More Than One in Three Greek Children Are Overweight
According to this year's findings from the ''Feel4Diabetes'' study, funded by the European Union and conducted in six of its member states, Greek children are the most over-weight among them, it was announced recently.
More specifically, a surprising 36.5 percent...
Greece
Internet Access in Greece Rises by 69.2% in the Last Nine Years, Study Finds
A recent study conducted by ELSTAT, Greece's Statistics Authority, found that internet access in Greek households has increased by nearly 70 percent in the last nine years since 2010.
This year also saw 2.6 percent more households using a variety...