A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor’s book, Irish proverb
According to scientists at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine (USA), the microbes that cause tooth decay are forming into super-organisms and “crawling” on teeth. These microorganisms, including […]
Microwave ovens have become an integral part of the modern kitchen. They’re time-saving, convenient and efficient. But a new study published in Environmental Science & Technology may make you think
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A recent global study involving nearly 87,000 people has found that light pollution can have a negative impact on human mental health. The findings, published in the journal Nature Mental
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Art can affect people in many ways. It arouses emotions, evokes memories and stimulates thought. But who would have thought that rock music could also have an effect on a
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Researchers at Mass General Brigham, one of the leading medical and research institutions in the US, have conducted an analysis which shows that ChatGPT is approximately 72% accurate in making
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Eye colour is one of the most recognisable features that makes us unique. For many people, eye colour remains the same throughout life, but for others it can change over
Fruit is an essential part of a healthy diet, and most people know this. However, as doctors point out, even with fruit you need to be careful and follow certain
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Scientists have concluded that a number of pigments in the colours used for tattoos are potentially dangerous to human health. As a result, their use will soon be banned in
European researchers have discovered that more than 740 million people worldwide experience various forms of tinnitus, described as persistent “ringing in the ears” or other intrusive sounds. The findings are
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