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Source: Rockefeller University Summary: By far the largest of its kind in humans, the study confirms and expands the health benefits of brown fat suggested by previous research. Brown fat is that magical tissue that you would want more of. Unlike white fat, which stores calories, brown fat burns energy and scientists hope it may […]
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Source:European Society of Cardiology Summary:Climbing four flights of stairs in less than a minute indicates good heart health, according to new research. Climbing four flights of stairs in less than a minute indicates good heart health, according to research presented at EACVI — Best of Imaging 2020, a scientific congress of the European Society […]
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by jomol Extremely frizzy hair with split ends are considered signs of damaged hair, but brittle and excessively dry hair are also some other signs that need attention. So, if you have fried your hair using a straightener without using a heat protectant or if you just kept that hair color for too long, the […]
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By: Marty Nemko, Ph.D. Despite the high breakup rate, many people want to be in a relationship. Some of the reason is volitional —They simply feel better in a couple. But other people are heavily driven by convention: It’s normative to be a couple. Whether you’re currently in a relationship or not, here are some […]
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By Arthur C. Evans Jr. and Gary Belkin The pandemic is ravaging our mental health and escalating our stress. Americans are more frustrated, scared, and angry than in 2019. We face loneliness, economic peril, and domestic violence. This exacerbates a crisis already underway—an unexpected reversal in life expectancy in the U.S. in the five years […]
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The coach of the national seven Sami Saidi said he was confident in the ability of his players to achieve a coup tonight against Poland, on the occasion of their inaugural match at the World Cup in Egypt. Tonight, in this heavy context of the health crisis, the eyes of Tunisians will be on Handball’s […]
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By: Kristen Mark, Ph.D. Easily one of the most common questions I get in my role as a sex and relationships expert is about sexual frequency. “My husband and I only have sex a couple of times a month, is that normal?” or “We have sex once a week, should it be more?” or “We […]
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By: Susan Krauss Whitbourne Ph.D. You have high expectations for yourself and expectations that are as high, or higher, for your partner. In a close relationship, it’s natural to feel that you can count on your partner to be reliable, consistent, and responsive. You may also feel that your partner should agree with you, if […]
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Entrepreneurship is Fashionable These days, entrepreneurs are everywhere. From Silicon Valley to Sao Palo in Brazil, and from Boston to Bangalore, starting one’s own business is indeed the rage among the young and the restless. Moreover, ever since the Great Recession of 2008, full-time jobs have become scarce and in addition, with the rise of […]
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Running a business isn’t easy. More than 90% of the businesses set up each year go bankrupt within the first three years. Less than 10% continue to live over the years. The number one reason for startups going bankrupt is the lack of cash. This brings us to the question, how do startups spend their […]
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