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The fertility of men lies in the bones
American researchers have discovered that skeletons act as a mechanism to control male fertility through a bone-producing hormone called osteocalcin.
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Murder at innocent sleepwalking?
Scientists have demonstrated that, when executing crimes, most sleepwalkers still do not lose their control.
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Fake rubber device singing birds
US scientists have successfully built a simple rubber device that is capable of reproducing complex birds' songs.
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Good control of children is easy to achieve
Although intelligent and nurtured in well-off families, children are still hard to succeed in the future if they are unable to control themselves.
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Women are easily excited by blue
The influence of colors on working ability, even sexual activity, has long been mentioned. But the research ...
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People and animals share a sleep-wake mechanism?
The nervous system that controls the sleep-wake cycle in humans is only similar to the sleeping pattern of 17 other mammal species while most are still unknown.
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The left front part of the brain restrains temptation
When you decide to save money and don't go to the supermarket anymore, can you control those temptations?
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5 things make you happier
A recent study proves that people can control happiness levels through practice.
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Gender war in each person
The female body must constantly struggle to control the rise of male sex and men also face the same war.
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Women are less and less attracted to masculine men
If in the 1950s, men with strong faces and angles were still attractive to women, then in the 90s ...
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Lying to restrain the wrath
Lying down when insulting can hurt your pride, but that action helps you curb your anger better.
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New medicine against fleas and ticks
The first 1-month medication to control fleas and blood collection in dogs and cats is bringing great promise in trials.
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High mortality rates due to abolition of speed control
The cancellation of the federal speed control law in 1995 led to a significant increase in traffic deaths and injuries.
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The biological clock of the body
Located in our genes is a 'clock' that controls when we sleep, when we wake up and when we eat.
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Sociable people live long
Being able to control well or absorb new things doesn't mean you will live long. Meanwhile, a peaceful lifestyle is something that is almost decisive for you to be a hun…