Female Dolphins’ Clitorises Are Full Of Feel-Good Nerves, Just Like Human
In several aspects of the mammalian world, the female of the species receives a raw deal. Although childbirth is a challenge and monthly bleeding (with…
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Daylight Saving Time When Is It and Why Do We Have It
When does Daylight Saving Time begin, and, more importantly, what is the point of it nowadays? We will cover all you need to know about…
Selenium Dioxide – a Chemical Compound
The chemical compound with the formula SeO2 is selenium dioxide. It has a pungent sour odor and looks like a white or creamy-white volatile lustrous…
A New Study Suggests that the Genetic Risk of Mental Health Conditions may Influence where People Choose to Live
Living in a city has been identified as a potential risk factor for schizophrenia and, to a lesser extent, other mental illnesses. However, few research…
Phosphorus Pentoxide – a Chemical Compound
Phosphorous pentoxide is an inorganic chemical compound made up of four phosphorous and ten oxygen atoms. It is commonly found as a dimer of P2O5,…
According to New Research, Popular Drugs have Both Beneficial and Harmful Effects on Our Gut Microorganisms
The gut microbiome is a collection of billions of bacteria that promote good health. They work like a big chemical factory, producing a plethora of…
A New Kind of Earthquake has been Identified
A study team in British Columbia, Canada, has discovered a new sort of earthquake in an injection setting. Seismic occurrences occur at a slower rate…
In the Running Man Nebula, Hubble sees a Shock Wave of Colliding Gases
In this Hubble view, a jet from a newly born star bursts into the gleaming depths of the mirror nebula NGC 1977. The young star…
After Disasters, a Coping Skills Program Assists Social Service Workers in Reducing Stress and Trauma
According to a new study, an intervention called Caregivers Journey of Hope can help social service workers, particularly those with little experience in the area,…
The Interior of the Earth is Cooling Quicker than Projected
The Earth’s core is cooling faster than previously thought, which might hasten the planet’s inevitable march toward uninhabitability in millions or billions of years. For…
The World’s Fisheries are set to be Suffocated by Climate Change
According to a new study, by 2080, around 70% of the world’s oceans could be suffocating from a lack of oxygen as a result of…
There is no Evidence of a Link between Silent Brain Infarcts and Migraines with Aura
A large cross-sectional study compared the brain MRI images of women with migraines with aura to those of women who did not have migraines. There…
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