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In the past, it was thought that sugar is an energy source that can help cancer spread but it seems that fat itself is the culprit.
Injectable contraceptives for men are thought to cause depression, mood changes and increased sexual desire.
The phenomenon thought only in the film turned out to be real. The young girl is sometimes a pretty, gentle girl, sometimes a 5 year old child.
This fear is thought by experts to be a form of social anxiety disorder, stemming from violence encountered in the past, according to Boldsky.
US scientists have found ketamine, which acts on the brain's glutamate receptors, which can improve mood for several hours and prevent suicidal thoughts.
Previously, for a long time scientists thought that problem
Contains a lot of vitamins and Omega-3 fatty acids, fish are thought to be a food that protects heart and brain health, but in a study conducted by Japanese scientists,…
The clean water everyone is using to eat and drink every day may not be as clean as we thought. According to a new study, tap water used in our daily activities contains…
Teixobactin super antibiotic, artificial kidney from thought-controlled stem cells and prosthetics are important achievements of world medicine in 2015.
There were times when Senni slept for 30 hours but when he woke up he thought it was just a nap.
People often report that, on average every 6 seconds, men think about sex once. A new study confirms, some men actually have
This is not the first case that doctors returning from the Ebola epidemic are tested to be free from the virus.
On average, a person has more than 40,000 thoughts in a day. However, this will become serious if we always think and explain what happens in life in a negative, exagger…
Deepak Jangra, an Indian boy, can touch open wires without getting jerky or injured, even with currents of up to 11,000V.
With simple sit-ups, the test developed by Brazilian doctors is thought to be able to foretell people aged 51 to 80.