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45 Earth-Like Planets Discovered That May Have the Right Conditions to Support Life

So, Who’s Glued To The Screens? Not Just GenZ, Study Finds Old People Also Addicted To Doomscrolling

Mysterious Pyramid-Like Structure on Mars Sparks Debate About Ancient Life

24 Minutes of Specially Created Music Can Significantly Lower Anxiety Levels

Scientists Develop an Optical Clock With Unprecedented Precision That Could Redefine Time

Smartphone Use on Toilet May Increase the Risk of THIS Medical Condition, Study Finds

Study Suggests Sparkling Water Could Improve Concentration and Reduce Fatigue Fathers’ Smoking Habits Could Increase Diabetes Risk in Children, Study Finds Science Reveals What Your Favourite Drink Says About Your Personality Study Explains Why Customers Keep Choosing the Same Products Even When Better Options Exist

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Exercise Plus Sleep Coaching May Improve Sleep Quality in Young Women: Study

Struggling with poor sleep? A new study on young women shows combining exercise with sleep coaching significantly improves sleep quality and health. Discover the key findings.

Is Punch the Viral Baby Monkey Still Being Bullied? Japanese Zoo Provides Key Update

Punch, a seven-month-old baby macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan, became an internet sensation. The zoo clarified he isn’t bullied, noting normal macaque social behaviour, and he is adapting well within his troop.

Japanese Scientists Reveal Why Cats Always Land on Their Feet

Discover the science behind how cats always land on their feet. Researchers explain how a cat's incredible spine flexibility solves the centuries-old falling cat problem.

Flavanols in Chocolate and Red Wine Could Improve Memory and Focus: Study

Can red wine and chocolate really boost your brain? A new study shows flavanols improve memory and concentration by stimulating your nervous system. Find out how!

1951 CIA Report On Parasite-Cancer Similarities Sparks Debate Decades Later

A declassified CIA document from 1951 has resurfaced online, drawing attention to a Soviet scientific study that explored similarities between parasitic worms and cancer tumours. It said some compounds affected both parasites and tumour cells.

9 Out of 10 Men Think They Are Better Drivers Than Women, But Studies Say Women Quietly Outperform Them

A recent survey shows most men believe they are better drivers than women. However, statistical data and various studies on road accidents, traffic violations, and insurance claims suggest that women are actually safer and more skilled drivers, challenging this common misconception.

CIA Bioweapon Program Under Scrutiny After Claims It May Be Linked To Lyme Disease Spread

A biochemist has claimed that Cold War tick experiments conducted by the United States may be linked to modern Lyme disease outbreak. His report cites declassified records showing radioactive ticks were released during research tied to Project 112.

Researchers Say Daily Life Is Mostly on Autopilot, Shaped by Established Habits

A recent study reveals that a significant portion of our daily actions, about two-thirds, are driven by automatic habits rather than conscious decisions. These habits often align with our long-term goals, and understanding their triggers is key to breaking unhealthy routines and establishing beneficial ones.

Nearly 1 Billion Could Have Osteoarthritis by 2050; Experts Say THIS Is the Best Treatment

Tired of joint pain? Movement-based therapies are crucial for nourishing joint cartilage and strengthening muscles. Learn how exercise nourishes cartilage and improves mobility without surgery.

Buried Like a Man: 7,000-Year-Old Skeleton Reveals Surprising Gender Flexibility In Stone Age

Researchers studying ancient burial sites have revealed that Stone Age communities may have embraced far more complex identities and flexible gender roles than previously believed.

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