Stacker-Science

Wysa compiled data on workplace burnout from Microsoft and LinkedIn’s 2024 report and APA to explore why it happens and how to address it.

SmartAsset ranked 810 U.S. counties based on the rate of people under age 65 who were insured in 2024, examining changes in coverage, coverage of children, and the relative presence of primary care physicians in each county.

SaveHealth provides an overview of DHT shampoos, including pros, cons, and what kinds of issues they best solve.

ADHD Advisor compiled tips for adults who think they have ADHD, along with steps to take to get help and proper support.

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to examine how rising prices for healthy foods impact low-income families, using data from the USDA’s Healthy Eating Index.

Ophelia explored trends in Medicaid prescriptions for opioid use disorder using data from Kaiser Family Foundation.

Grist broke down everything you need to know about the science linking global warming to extreme heat.

Are you interested in strength training but have no time to waste? NNOXX examined academic research to identify an efficient workout.

For unhoused people, dangerous air isn’t just a threat during an air quality crisis — it’s an everyday occurrence, Grist reporting reveals.

As climate experts forecast a “borderline hyperactive” hurricane season, Gutter Gnome compiled a ranking of the most hurricane-vulnerable counties in 2023.

NNOXX compiled a list of 10 myths about strength training and debunked them using information from various scientific and medical sources.

Drata analyzed Department of Health and Human Services data to determine which states felt the largest effects from health care data breaches in 2022.

Stacker compiled a list of 10 of the most common signs of depression in older adults using information from the National Institute on Aging and other scientific and medical sources.

Stacker investigated which states have the highest incidence of STIs using 2021 data from the CDC.

Grist explains how gas stations typically pollute the earth beneath them, causing a $20 billion toxic mess.

Stacker investigated how the potential approval of OTC birth control could expand contraception access nationwide using a variety of news sources.

Grist spoke with experts to shed light on what it takes to build a zero-waste economy.