The taste? It is formed before birth: here’s what is important to know
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Tastes in food have distant origins: in fact, they begin to shape themselves already in the mother’s womb. And this offers an interesting indication for …
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Killer seagulls and fearless crows: animals in the city are becoming more aggressive
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Anyone who has had close encounters with crows or seagulls in metropolises such as Rome or Milan knows this well: animals in the city can …
Profession Indiana Jones: who archaeologists are, what they do and how much they earn
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Cannabis helps fight diabetes and obesity
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In Italy the consumption of cannabis remains illegal, except in the case of therapeutic use on medical indication. In the United States, however, the tide …
Maybe we found out why the T-rex had “little arms”
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The T. Rex owes its fame to its colossal size and two unique anatomical characteristics: the gigantic skull and the tiny arms. Two almost vestigial …
The asteroid the size of a bus that will pass 91 thousand km from Earth
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Eyes rolling. Today evening, Monday 18 May, a large asteroid will pass close to Earth’s orbit, offering a unique space show and, obviously, in total …
If you can do this with a chair, you will live longer
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Eating healthy and staying active are fundamental habits for health in old age. But there is another fundamental ingredient for a long life: a sufficient …
The mistake that is destroying us in the office (and no, it’s not too much work)
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Work stress can have many sources: mobbing, professional dissatisfaction, excessive workload. The most common cause, however, is another, at least according to an extensive analysis …
Infinite energy from water and salt? The "miracle" of Bergamo that challenges the laws of physics
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Avian flu, the “jump” from cats to humans: the alert is triggered for raw milk. What’s happening
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The first case of transmission of the H5N1 avian influenza virus from a domestic cat to a human has been discovered in the United States. …
Much of the damage caused by alcohol can be reversed. A new study says so
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A beer with friends, a glass of wine with your partner, an aperitif after work or a toast at a party. Alcohol may seem deeply …