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Why is a player with a head injury vulnerable to losing his tongue and dying?
Head injury often results in seizures, unconsciousness, inactive muscle systems, and indentation in the tongue, causing airway obstruction and death.
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Strange device mounted on a Chinese wool hat is a music player?
Over the past few days, information about the kind of woolen woolen caps that are sold in Nam Dinh has a strange device, sounds, and tinnitus, which leads to public conc…
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Violent games increase the risk of crime
Violent video games and praise of antisocial characters can increase the risk of committing crimes.
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Hormone love makes people lie more blatantly
Researchers who discovered oxytocin hormones, which are known as love hormones, can help people who are faithful and good can also abide by human bad habits: Lying.
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Viagra improves sports performance?
A player from the American National Football League (NFL) has just had a shocking revelation, his colleagues seem to be using Viagra - the famous medicine used to treat…
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Why play volleyball prone to finger blue?
A group of researchers warns that professional volleyball players are at risk of serious injury to the shoulder artery, causing symptoms to be painful, cold and pale.
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Caffeine, carbohydrates improve athletic performance
According to a new study by Sheffield Hallam University of England, drinks that contain caffeine and carbohydrates simultaneously will be drinks that improve athletic pe…
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The player decodes the enzyme structure of the AIDS virus
Gamers have decoded the structure of an enzyme of the AIDS virus, which has prevented scientists for the past decade.
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Secrets in the brain
Chess practice for many years using the brain is completely different from amateur chess players.
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Measure life by smile
If the bigger your smile and the deeper the wrinkles around your eyes, the higher your life will be.
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Listening to music from an MP3 player may be deaf
The sound is too loud from the MP3 player, which will stimulate excessive hair cells in the ear, causing temporary hearing loss.
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WHO: nearly 1,800 people die from influenza A / H1N1
According to the announcement of the World Health Organization (WHO) on August 19, up to now, there are over 182,166 people worldwide infected with influenza A / H1N1 vi…
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Playing drums is as tired as playing soccer
Those who play drums during a rock show also experience the same physical exercise as a football player in 90 minutes of play.
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Playing football is more beneficial than jogging
A fun soccer game will help remove fat and strengthen muscles rather than running. Danish scientists have done research on 37 men and found football players feel less ti…
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IPods change the heart rate
The iPod music player makes the pacemaker work poorly in 50% of heart attack patients, according to a study by an Okemos high school student in Michigan (USA), presented…