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Dogs can Understand Human Emotions
A recent study provided a new proof that dogs can understand human, particularly on an emotional level.
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LIFEBenefits of Cold Shower and the Science of Losing fat
Taking cold shower has many benefits to the human body. From losing weight to improved immune system, such type of such offers various physiological improvements.
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LIFEWomen Living in Polluted Area are at Risk of Developing Breast Cancer
Women residing in a polluted area may develop a dense breast, a known risk factor for breast cancer.
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LIFE15 Percent of Tree Species Around the World are Under the Threat of Extinction
Approximately 75 percent of the Earth's species will eventually be extinct, and the planet will endure the sixth mass extinction.
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LIFEHow to Tell That Your Partner is not the Right one for you
Keeping a relationship is important, but knowing when to let go is also essential. As a guide on whether you should let go in a relationship or not, outlined below are some of the things to consider according to experts.
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LIFESigns That She's the one According to Science
Staying in a relationship has never been easy, much more finding the one. To help you know whether your girlfriend is really the one, outlined underneath are some helpful tips coming from experts.
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LIFEAmerican Doctor who had Over 12 Bouts of Malaria Found a Mathematical Solution to Beat the Disease
Through his Math skills, a doctor can predict what could be the best method to fight Malaria in every locale.
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LIFEMath Aids in Creating HIV Predicting Tool to Encourage More Potent Vaccines
A potential HIV breakthrough is now being perfected to help in predict the direction the virus will take. With the help of mathematics, the evolution of the virus can now be accurately predicted that could help in developing highly effective vaccines.
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LIFEOwning a Pet Prevents Allergy and Obesity among Babies
A new study has found that owning a pet has beneficial effects in the body. Pets like dogs have certain microbes that could prevent the risk of obesity and allergy, particularly in babies.
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LIFEScientists Suggest Early Human Cannibalism was More Than Just for Hunger
According to a new study, cannibalism among early humans was more likely related to social reasons than just to satisfy hunger. Evidence of man-eating behavior at various sites also suggests the existence of ritualistic behavior. While arguing that human meat is much less nutritional than animals', scientists say that cannibalism could be more for ritual purposes than for survival.
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