One third of British adutls check their cell phones in the middle of the night according to a Deloitte study. The report also suggests that smartphone adoption will decline over the next year.

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Nearly 5,000 more women were declared guilty and registered in Spain’s Central Registry of Convicted Persons in 2016 – the greatest increase of the past decade, according to the National Institute of Statistics’ data. A total of nearly 32,000 women were convicted in 2015.

Eight in ten Spanish women feel their talent is not sufficiently recognized, according to a TNS study, “Mujeres InSync” on female talent. The study promoted by Activia analyzes the barriers to women developing their talent.

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The 193 UN member states signed a declaration this week that seeks to combat drug-resistant infections or super bacteria. Experts say this decision could prevent 700,000 deaths each year.

Brand or corporate journalism is a recent concept that BBVA has turned into a reality at bbva.com. The Group’s global website is also the new channel for BBVA’s contents, to ensure that the company’s voice, purpose and messages can be heard by its key stakeholders without intermediaries.

One in four cases of school bullying takes place using a cell phone or social networks.  An Anar (Helping at-risk children and adolescents) and Mutua Madrileña study on cyber-bullying also indicated that 70% of the victims of cyber-bullying are girls.

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According to a recent study published in Science Advances magazine, 90% of people’s behavior can be divided into “four basic personality types: optimistic, pessimistic, trusting and envious”. The study was carried out by researchers from the Carlos III University in Madrid, in collaboration with the University of Barcelona, Rovira i Virgili University in Tarragona and the University of Zaragoza.