Cell Phones Don’t Cause Brain Cancer: WHO Explains
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Cell phones do not cause brain and head cancer, even when used for a long time or over many years. This is confirmed by a …
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Monkeys that communicate by calling each other by name
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Monkeys, just like humans, dolphins and elephants, communicate by calling each other with specific names. A group of researchers from the Safra Center for Brain …
It’s never too late: even training only on weekends protects your health
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Regular physical activity is essential for health. International guidelines call for at least 150 minutes of moderate or intense exercise a week, and ideally you …
An island will be bombed because it is infested with rats
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A remote island in the Indian Ocean is about to become the stage for a radical rodent control operation. We are talking about Marion Island, …
Covid, the anti-diabetes drug that reduced pandemic deaths
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There is a drug that has reduced deaths from Covid-19 during the pandemic. New scientific evidence seems to demonstrate that semaglutide, also used for weight …
This is why laws are written in an incomprehensible language
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Anyone who has read a law article, a sentence or a report has come across legalese: a complex, convoluted language, made up of obsolete terms, …
How Cancer Keeps Itself Alive Revealed
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Important discovery in the fight against tumors. An Italian study published on the cover of the prestigious scientific journal Science has identified the protein useful …
All mosquito-borne viruses
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They are known as the most lethal animal in the world. And for good reason: it is estimated that each year there are over 700 …
“Poisonous and Stinging”: Fireworms Now Also Found on the Beach
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A group of American scientists have found on the beaches of Texas some specimens of Amphinome Rostrata, also known by the not very reassuring name …