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Men with large testicles have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to research by scientists at the University of Florence (Italy).
Today, the human brain is three times the size of our first ancestors. Because the brain grows, our head is bigger, the skull is enlarged and our lines become flatter.
The results of new studies published in the US said that using small dishes and eating lots of meals a day can help children eat less thus avoiding the risk of obesity.
According to a new study published Feb. 20, exposure to large amounts of dust causes a spike in the number of people who die from heart disease.
According to a recent study by Cornell University in the United States, small-size snacks make you feel full faster than similar-sized items but larger in size.
Evolution is largely not controlled by the brain. The most common criterion for assessing animal intelligence, the relationship between brain size and body size, may not…
Studying a new language can increase the size of some brain areas significantly, according to new research by Swedish experts.
Although many people already know that female breast size is regulated by genetics, this is the first study to specifically show the genetic factors involved in the diff…
For the first time, the method of reducing the size of the heart to increase the lifespan of heart failure patients will be conducted on humans, scientists at the Royal…
Telegraph reported that scientists at Oxford University in England investigated the relationship between brain size and the number of friends of 40 university graduates…
Women with modest chest sizes should not be too sad, because their risk of type 2 diabetes is much lower than those of
A study lasting more than 40 years shows that the size of human teeth decreases with our age.
British scientists found that the longer the breast-feeding period became, the greater the young brain.
A new British study shows that in the brains of people with right-wing views, the central nervous system controls fear more than others.