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Which country is 'heaviest' in the world?
According to Live Science, based on data collected around the world for 2005, researchers used body mass index (also known as BMI) and classified. height to estimate the…
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People are still evolving
Evolution takes place in response to external influences, eliminating which individuals are less able to cope with those pressures, allowing more suitable individuals to…
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The light of street lights breaks the ecological balance
In a study published in the British Journal of Biology Letters on May 23, scientists from the University of Exeter, southwestern England said that street lights have a v…
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Decoding of 'power addiction'
A recent study shows that power also has the same impact as drugs. Over 100 years ago, the famous British historian Baron John Acton created the phrase
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Why are women more teary than men?
Due to the biological characteristics and the degree of different impacts of cultural factors, females often tear more than men. That is the conclusion of researchers at…
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Names can impact promotion opportunities
If you want your child to have a chance to achieve a high position in society, parents should give them simple and easy-to-pronounce names, a study confirms.
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A person's surname has an impact
This is a theory pursued by many experts, after Western statistics show that a person's surname can completely influence that person's future career choices.
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The truth about human origin
A large-scale biological study of evolution theory conducted by scientists from Uppsala University in Sweden showed the cause of impact, promoting the development of oth…
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Chimpanzee 'cunning'
Chimpanzees have the ability to perceive and predict the impact of their behavior on the surrounding environment, the ability that is only available in humans.
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Pain relievers can lead to impotence
Based on research, scientists have concluded that painkillers have a negative impact on erection.
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Computer fear is caused by birth
The Daily Telegraph reports, British researchers have proven that fear of new technology comes from ...
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Waves due to explosive explosions cause brain damage even when there is no direct impact on the head area
New research on the effects of wave explosions can help deepen understanding of head injury and improve the design of protective helmets for soldiers.
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Impact of pollutants on marine mammals
Extensive research on marine pollutants in marine mammals shows that these animals are exposed to toxic insecticidal compounds such as DDTs and PCBs.
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The impact of evolution on ecology
Scientists have concluded that different environments have an impact on the evolution of new species.
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Impact of climate change on lakes
Climate change will have a different impact on lakes depending on the area with a warm or cold climate.