Environment
Fine dust due to air pollution increases the risk of brain cancer
New research by Canadian scientists shows for the first time the relationship between air-polluting nanoparticles and brain cancer.
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Science proves: The more public couples post photos, the easier it is ... to break the burden
The feeling of insecurity in their relationship is the reason that couples cover them up with shimmering images on social networks.
Archeology
The 500 million year old creature has the oldest relationship with scorpions and spiders
Mollisonia plenovenatrix is a special organism newly discovered by scientists.
Health
China: Detects antibacterial soap and toothpaste causing osteoporosis
According to The Hindustan Times, triclosan is a common compound, found in antibacterial soaps, toothpaste, hand washes, mouth rinses and other personal care products.
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The relationship between money and happiness
If you ask: 'Is there a lot of money that will bring happiness?' Answer is not sure.
Animal world
Why do elephant footprints affect frog development?
Scientists discovered that the birth relationship between the two species when the elephant's foot was a good environment for frogs to grow. - VnExpress
Health
The relationship between sleep and human awareness
A recent study by British scientists found that sleeping less than 7 hours or more than 9 hours a day could affect people's cognitive processes such as visual memory, re…
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New research: High IQ people tend to listen to music without words
A new study published in Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences provides further evidence that people with high IQ tend to prefer non-verbal music to other music genres.
Animal world
Shocking findings: 94% of giraffes are studied for homosexual relationships
Homosexual relationships in the animal world are not quite a new thing. However, for giraffes, you will be surprised to learn that 94% of male giraffes are homosexual.
Health
The mystery of the relationship between poor sense of smell and the risk of death
Many scientists have pointed out the strange connection between the extent to which humans can smell and the risk of death.
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The son carries the 'bad gene' of genius Albert Einstein
The scientist Albert Einstein had a strained relationship with his eldest son, which he considered not inheriting the wisdom and path he had taken.
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Relationship of strange
Atomic and painting bombs, mice and tuberculosis, men and pink ... it seems that couples from different 'worlds' have unexpectedly close ties.
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What is the most lonely human being?
People are becoming lonely. Dr. Vivek Murthy, a former US physician, said loneliness could shorten the same lifespan of smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
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Why do unhappy couples live together for so long?
In everyday life, there are many couples who do not really love each other well but still decide to accept living together until the end of their lives.
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Unexpected facts about loneliness
It is estimated that more than 40% of the population will suffer the pain of loneliness throughout their lives.