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As you will learn from this article, it all depends on what kind of exercises you do and what kind of program you follow. Do you want attention from the opposite sex? One way to do it is to create a few steel buns. The butts have been, are, and always will be, attractive, and […]
Weekly Gossips
In a heartwarming tale of loyalty and community kindness, a stray dog in rural Brazil is being hailed as a hero after he guided rescuers to a 3-year-old girl who had gone missing in a dense forest near São Paulo. The child, Maria Silva, wandered away from her family’s farm during a family gathering and […]
I still remember the first time I truly felt the difference between something mass-produced and something handmade. It was a chilly morning at a local market. I was wandering through the stalls, coffee in hand, when I spotted a tiny ceramics booth. The shelves were lined with mugs, each one slightly different—no two exactly alike. […]
A recent study published in the journal Scientific Reports, by Nature, reveals a technique applied with mathematical modeling that could detect the presence of neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s, before their most characteristic symptoms appear. Both Alzheimer’s, as well as other neurodegenerative diseases, are very difficult to diagnose early. However, a group of Chilean researchers […]
Scientists from the Moscow State Psychological and Pedagogical University (MSUPE) studied the impact of quarantine on the biopsychological age of the disabled. It was established that the majority of those who went to work after confinement feel subjectively younger than a year ago, but the biological rhythm of aging increased. The results of the research […]
“WE MUST BE ABLE … TO PUT THE BRAKES ON HUMAN AGING.” THE IDEA THAT WE CAN EXTEND OUR LIVES far beyond a century conjures up images of humans stored in cryogenic chambers and decapitated heads preserved in jars, kept alive by humming machines – in other words, science fiction. But if a new study […]
A blind man has had his vision partially restored thanks to optogenetic therapy and protective glasses, the first successful case of such therapy in humans. The researchers treated a 58-year-old man who for 40 years suffered from retinitis pigmentosa, a neurodegenerative eye disease in which the loss of photoreceptors can lead to complete blindness. Retinitis […]
Nearly 500 million people have diabetes, but most are not receiving proper treatment, and more than half have yet to be formally diagnosed with the disease, according to new global research. Many people simply do not know that they have a condition that is relatively easy and inexpensive to treat, and that, if left untreated, […]
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