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  • Cockatoos know 30 dance moves, 17 of which are unknown to science: video.

    In the center of Berlin, a rare treasure of 13th-century coins has been unearthed.

    The light of tradition and the breath of novelty: an impressive and cozy hotel complex will rise in Bangkok.

    Sweet pest: excess sugar in the diet accelerates aging.

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    Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, have uncovered a link between excessive sugar consumption and a person’s biological age. The scientists warn that adding sugar to one’s regular diet…

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    Why do we blush? Scientists have finally discovered the reason.

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    To uncover the neurobiological nature of blushing, a team of researchers from the University of Amsterdam enlisted 40 girls for their study. They invited boys to participate as well, but…

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    Despite their age, older people always remember their favorite music.

    Gaby11 July, 2025013 views

    A team of researchers from Memorial University of Newfoundland (St. John’s, Canada) has reached this conclusion. Typically, aging takes a toll on memory. Names, events, and timelines can become somewhat…

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    A silent walk will reveal the nuances of your aging, according to an expert.

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    The way we walk—specifically its pace and smoothness—serves as an indicator of our health and the nuances of aging. As we age, our bodies lose mass, strength, and quality. This…

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    Natural sugar will combat baldness: a scientific breakthrough.

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    A team from the University of Sheffield (UK) and COMSATS University in Pakistan claims that the natural sugar 2-deoxy-D-ribose (2dDR) is just as effective in combating alopecia (hair loss) as…

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    A barrier against microbes: acne serves as a defense.

    Gaby11 July, 2025014 views

    A boil is the body’s protective response. By forming a pimple, our body isolates the affected area from healthy tissues, while without a pus-filled capsule, bacteria can freely “travel” between…

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    Anxiety and depression contribute to blood clot formation: study.

    Gaby11 July, 202509 views

    Anxiety or depression can significantly increase the risk of developing potentially life-threatening blood clots or deep vein thrombosis (DVT). This was confirmed by a recent study conducted by a team…

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    Excess fat in the arms is linked to a higher likelihood of dementia.

    Gaby11 July, 2025013 views

    A team of researchers from Sichuan University in Chengdu, China, has reached this conclusion. Their study also revealed that individuals with higher muscle strength are less likely to develop neurodegenerative…

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    The truth about the French paradox: a glass of wine a day is not beneficial.

    Gaby11 July, 202507 views

    Experts have closely examined the widespread stereotype that one glass of wine a day is beneficial. The findings may not please everyone. Proponents of the so-called French Paradox, which gained…

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    Seriously and for the long term: physical exercise enhances brain function in older age.

    Gaby11 July, 2025013 views

    The link between physical exercise and improved brain health is well established in science. However, new research has revealed that the cognitive benefits from certain types of physical activity can…

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    Short exercises before bedtime promote better sleep.

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    Researchers from the University of Otago in New Zealand have discovered that a few short, regular exercises can help improve both the quality and duration of sleep. Typically, experts advise…

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    Extreme heat is extremely dangerous for Olympians: experts.

    Gaby11 July, 2025019 views

    It’s been a century since Paris last hosted the Olympics. Since then, the average temperature in the French capital has risen by 1.8 °C. Additionally, between 1947 and 2023, there…

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    Eyelash extensions pose serious health risks, according to an expert.

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    Long, thick eyelashes are all the rage these days, but is it worth risking your health for them? Our natural eyelashes serve important functions. They act as a barrier against…

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    Nightmares may be a precursor to dementia.

    Gaby11 July, 2025019 views

    Insomnia may indicate a higher likelihood of dementia in older age. One of the key signs of an increased risk for developing dementia is experiencing unpleasant or terrifying dreams—those that…

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    Does olive oil really prevent a hangover?

    Gaby11 July, 202507 views

    The search for remedies to combat alcohol hangovers is as old as alcohol itself. Alternative medicine offers a plethora of suggestions on how to mitigate the effects of the “green…

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    Where in our brain does curiosity originate?

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    Research into curiosity is incredibly important. This trait is an inseparable part of human existence, driving us to learn and adapt to new conditions. But where does it originate? How…

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    A walk in nature alleviates stress and slows down the passage of time.

    Gaby11 July, 2025011 views

    Of course, time doesn’t literally flow more slowly—it’s just that our perception of it changes in nature. When we stroll through parks and forests, it seems to slow down. In…

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    How long flights affect the body and what to do about it.

    Gaby11 July, 2025013 views

    Just 14 hours on a plane, and you’ve arrived at your destination. After finally retrieving your luggage and stepping out of the airport, you’re just one step away from relaxation.…

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    Three signs that you are losing muscle mass too quickly.

    Gaby11 July, 2025011 views

    When trying to lose weight, we often want to see results as quickly as possible. If the number on the scale is dropping rapidly, it feels like we’re on the…

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    The consequences of a tumultuous youth: an unhealthy lifestyle at 20 poses a risk of dementia by 40.

    Gaby11 July, 202509 views

    Have you turned 40 and find yourself complaining about memory lapses? Then take a moment to reflect on the lifestyle you led in your younger years. If, in your 20s,…

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    “I resembled a mummy”: the harsh truth about the astronaut’s spacesuit on the ISS.

    Gaby11 July, 202507 views

    Catherine (Cady) Coleman is the NASA astronaut who advised actress Sandra Bullock during her filming for Alfonso Cuarón’s “Gravity” (2013). Later, in her book “The Space Between,” Coleman, who once…

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    Why does side pain occur during training and how can it be addressed?

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    Just when you find your rhythm on the treadmill (or are simply running late for a train), a sharp pain suddenly strikes you in the side—right under your ribs. This…

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    Ultra-processed foods are just as harmful as cigarettes, according to experts.

    Gaby11 July, 202508 views

    Professor Carlos Monteiro from the University of São Paulo (Brazil) asserts that ultra-processed foods are so harmful to health that they should be sold with warnings, similar to tobacco products.…

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    Smoking is blamed: a 54-year-old Austrian had hair growing in his throat.

    Gaby11 July, 2025011 views

    This news may sound like a hoax, but it’s entirely true. A resident of Austria has been diagnosed with endotracheal hair growth, meaning hair is growing in his throat. Experts…

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    Ancient scribes and modern office workers share the same ailments.

    Gaby11 July, 202509 views

    Ancient Egyptian scribes exhibited degenerative joint changes, hip damage, jaw issues, and problems with their thumbs. They suffered from back pain and vision problems. These ailments are also common among…

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    Why Some People Never Catch COVID: An Experiment

    Gaby11 July, 2025013 views

    The world’s first experiment has revealed why some people never catch the coronavirus. A detailed comparison of COVID-19 cases has shed light on why not everyone falls victim to the…

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    Regular walking helps relieve back pain, according to scientists.

    Gaby11 July, 2025011 views

    A team of physiotherapists from Macquarie University in Australia has demonstrated the benefits of regular walking for back health. Researchers stated that walking could be a cost-effective and simple way…

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    Summer danger: the biting tribe

    Gaby11 July, 2025014 views

    Doctors warn that during the hot season, we are hunted by many invisible predators. To avoid becoming easy prey or someone else’s “trophy,” gardeners and vacationers should remain vigilant in…

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    Mars explorers risk their kidney health.

    Gaby11 July, 2025010 views

    NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is gearing up to send its first crewed mission to Mars as early as 2029. Driven by the dream of conquering the Red…

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    A decade of obesity can lead to heart attacks and strokes.

    Gaby11 July, 202509 views

    Specifically, excess weight that cannot be shed during this period is linked to a 60 percent increase in the likelihood of heart attacks and strokes, affecting both men and women…

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    Slow running is the key to a healthy and long life.

    Gaby11 July, 202509 views

    Slow running is a fitness trend backed by serious science. What do you need to know about its benefits? In recent years, slow running has gained immense popularity among those…

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    Most people desire to remain sexually active even in their senior years.

    Gaby11 July, 2025014 views

    Experts from the international organization Home Instead have reported findings from their research titled “The New Aging Index.” They surveyed 1,000 British adults of various ages, asking questions about different…

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    Blue light from mobile devices doesn’t harm sleep: a controversial topic.

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    Health experts typically advise against using mobile phones right before bedtime. They argue that the blue light emitted by screens negatively impacts the process of falling asleep and can disrupt…

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    How Physical Education Normalizes Blood Pressure: A Study

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    A team of researchers from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) engaged over five thousand adult men and women living in four cities across the United States for their…

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    On the brink of fantasy: a gene that slows down aging has been discovered.

    Gaby11 July, 2025010 views

    Researchers have discovered that enhancing a gene present in all humans may slow down the wear and tear of our cells. A team studying the DNA of fruit flies identified…

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    Trap on the Foot: How to Overcome Gout

    Gaby11 July, 2025014 views

    Gout is a metabolic disorder characterized by the accumulation of uric acid salts in the joints, bones, kidneys, liver, or under the skin. What causes urate crystals to form in…

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    Prophetic neurons: the brain during sleep may predict the future.

    Gaby11 July, 202509 views

    To reach this conclusion, a team from the University of Michigan and Rice University analyzed the brain wave patterns of rats during wakefulness and sleep. It turns out that the…

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    Slow-wave sleep is the most important for brain health.

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    A team of researchers from Australia, the United States, and Canada has found that the third stage of sleep—known as slow-wave sleep—plays a crucial role in reducing the risk of…

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    Playing in the green woods and mud boosts children’s immunity.

    Gaby11 July, 2025013 views

    A team from the University of Helsinki engaged 75 toddlers aged 3 to 5 from 10 preschools in the Finnish capital for their experiment. The researchers discovered that just one…

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    Fans of ultra-processed foods suffer from insomnia.

    Gaby11 July, 2025011 views

    Previously, researchers identified a correlation between ultra-processed foods (UPF) and health issues such as heart disease and diabetes. A new study has revealed that these products may also trigger chronic…

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    Calorie counting began over a hundred years ago. But who came up with the idea?

    Gaby11 July, 202508 views

    In 1909, Lulu Hunt Peters achieved a rare status for a woman of her time. She earned her Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of California at a time…

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    What falls doesn’t get lost: does the five-second rule really work?

    Gaby11 July, 2025011 views

    For ages, people have believed that if food has been on the floor for five seconds, it’s perfectly safe to eat. Some even argue that ten seconds isn’t a big…

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    The Mediterranean diet slows brain aging: new evidence.

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    A study conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Illinois and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has revealed that certain nutrients, including specific types of fatty acids, antioxidants,…

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    Scrolling through social media before bed can lead to nightmares.

    Gaby11 July, 202508 views

    According to research from Flinders University, scrolling through social media right before bed increases the likelihood of having disturbing nightmares. Previous studies have indicated that this habit can lead to…

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    Neutered mammals live longer.

    Gaby11 July, 2025021 views

    An American scientist has proposed a rather radical method for extending the lifespan of male mammals. Kat Bohannon, the renowned author of the book “Eve: How the Female Body Influenced…

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    Pomegranates may prevent Alzheimer’s disease: tested on mice.

    Gaby11 July, 2025013 views

    The team at the University of Copenhagen claims that a natural metabolite called urolithin A, found in pomegranates, aids in the removal of damaged brain cells. To investigate this, researchers…

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    A steep climb up the social ladder reduces the likelihood of dementia.

    Gaby11 July, 2025012 views

    A team of Japanese researchers has demonstrated that climbing the social ladder can reduce the risk of developing dementia by 40 percent. However, this ascent must not only be successful…

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    Tea saves lives: how a simple habit protected the English from death.

    Gaby11 July, 2025010 views

    It’s well-known that a cup of good tea can work wonders after a long, stressful day. Research even suggests that tea can extend your life. Now, authors of a new…

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