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10 most brutal experiments on the human body
History has recorded many brutal experiments on the human body, on behalf of scientific purposes.
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Mystery of the disease
More than 500 years ago in Strasbourg (France), a strange epidemic caused hundreds of people to dance together to death.
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A collection of skills you need to help you dodge the hypnosis
The following tips will help you not be hypnotized and controlled by others like a puppet.
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Smoking will permanently damage the coffee
Smoking will ruin a person's ability to sense a cup of coffee, even if the person quit smoking, according to a new study.
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Uncover the mystery of Napoleon's cause of death
Medical experts have recently come up with more theories about the cause of Napoleon's death.
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The truth about Berkeley, a huge poison hole in the United States
The Berkeley Hole is an abandoned open-cast copper mine located in Butte, Montana, USA, 1 mile long (1 mile = 1.6 km), 1/2 mile wide and 1/3 mile deep.
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Solution to the mysterious 2,000 years of Alexander the Great's death
The mysteries surrounding the sudden death of King Alexander the Great have always attracted the interest of historians.
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Crime rate decreased thanks to ban on lead gasoline
The policy of banning leaded gasoline can be an important reason that the rate of offenders in society is significantly reduced in the US, the scientists said.
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Why do the children of Samurai suffer from disabilities?
A new study reveals that it is the makeup of women who causes Japanese samurai warriors to be disabled and weaker than other children of the same age.
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Rice and risk of arsenic exposure
The team of scientists working at Dartmouth College of Medicine, Dartmouth College, USA, found that there was a risk of arsenic poisoning when using rice.
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The Egyptian queen Hatshepsut may have poisoned herself
A German university said the researchers discovered a carcinogen in the bottle of lotion believed to be Queen Hatshepsut, who ruled Egypt 3,500 years ago.
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Australian dollar notes contain deadly toxins
Australia's paper currency has a high concentration of bisphenol A which is very dangerous to health, the study published recently in the Journal of Enviromental Science…
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Detects sweet and sweet properties of Salmonella and its ability to cope with this bacterium
For the first time, British scientists found the food that the food poisoning bacterium Salmonella absorbed while causing the disease was glucose.
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The keyboard is 5 times more dirty than the toilet
Some computer keyboards contain more harmful bacteria than a toilet seat. These beetles on these electronic devices can cause food poisoning.
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Nuclear 'eyes' revealed Napoleon was not poisoned
Napoleon did not die from arsenic poisoning in Saint Helena. This conclusion is confirmed after a detailed test was performed at the laboratory of the Italian National I…