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  • Workplace bullying: what the evidence shows — ROR Labs cover showing 14.6% bullied.
    Bullying and Harassment | Social Risk

    Workplace Bullying: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 26, 2026October 2, 2026

    Around one worker in seven reports bullying, depending on how it is measured. What meta-analyses show about prevalence, health effects, who bullies and which interventions work.

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  • Cover: $500 median loss that data breach victims reported; 32% said the breach cost them nothing
    Crime and Security Risk | Privacy and Data

    Data Breaches: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 26, 2026October 2, 2026

    Most data breach victims report little loss, but just under 6% report $10,000 or more. What research shows about breaches, fraud and what protects you.

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  • Cover: relative risk of 0.97 for brain tumours in 776,156 UK women who used mobile phones
    Infrastructure Risk | Telecom and Internet

    Mobile Phones and Brain Cancer: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 26, 2026October 2, 2026

    In 776,156 UK women followed for 14 years, phone users had no higher brain tumour risk. What the research shows about mobile phones and cancer.

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  • Cover: 5 of 40 claimed sanctions successes survived a re-examination of the famous 34% success rate
    Political and Geopolitical Risk | Sanctions and Economic Coercion

    Do Economic Sanctions Work? What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 26, 2026October 2, 2026

    The famous 34% sanctions success rate fell to about 4% on re-examination. What research shows about whether sanctions work and who pays.

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  • Cover: 2 in 3 video game players reported no symptoms of gaming disorder at all
    Social Risk | Youth and Digital Life

    Gaming Disorder: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 26, 2026October 2, 2026

    Estimates of gaming disorder range from 0.3% to 10%. What research shows about the WHO diagnosis, who is affected, and whether time limits work.

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  • Cover: 32% of 14,733 employees clicked at least one simulated phishing email over 15 months
    Psychological and Social Manipulation | Social Engineering

    Phishing Training: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 26, 2026October 2, 2026

    A third of 14,733 employees clicked a test phishing email, and training pages made some click more. What large field studies show about phishing training.

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  • Cover: 400,000 people in Toledo told not to drink their tap water in 2014 after a toxic algae bloom
    Environmental and Climate Risk | Water and Contaminants

    Toxic Algae in Drinking Water: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 25, 2026October 2, 2026

    In 2014 about 400,000 people in Toledo were told not to drink their tap water. What research shows about toxic algae in drinking water and how to protect your household.

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  • Cover: 1 in 82 extra deaths when admitted patients wait 6 to 8 hours in the emergency department for a bed
    Healthcare Systems | Infrastructure Risk

    Emergency Department Boarding: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 25, 2026October 2, 2026

    For every 82 admitted patients delayed 6 to 8 hours in the ED, one extra death follows. What research shows about emergency department boarding and what patients can do.

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  • Cover: 27% of households. Utility shutoffs and energy insecurity, what the evidence shows.
    Infrastructure Risk | Power and Energy

    Utility Shutoffs and Energy Insecurity: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 25, 2026October 2, 2026

    27% of US households struggled to meet their energy needs in 2020. What research shows about utility shutoffs, health, and whether protections work.

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  • Cover: 57% were unsure. Eyewitness identification, what the evidence shows.
    Law and Governance | Political and Geopolitical Risk

    Eyewitness Identification: What the Evidence Shows

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 25, 2026October 2, 2026

    Mistaken eyewitnesses played a role in 76% of the first 250 US DNA exonerations. What research shows about confidence, lineups and wrongful convictions.

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