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Category: Science and Health

This is what happened to students who stopped watching porn for a week

July 4, 2023July 4, 2023Arsen Mayer

Porn has been around for decades, but with the advent of the Internet, more and more people are regularly consuming pornography. According to an investigation by Canadian lawmakers, the popular pornography website PornHub receives over 38 billion visits a year, and over 3.2 billion visits each month. Other porn sites are just as popular, such […]

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IDF operations harm Israeli public health – study

July 4, 2023July 4, 2023Arsen Mayer

Israeli scientists detect upswings in heart rate and stress and less sleep, especially in southern residents, during 2021 Operation Guardian of the Walls.

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Scientists build robo-glove to help stroke victims recover – study

July 4, 2023July 5, 2023Arsen Mayer

If they survive a stroke, patients usually need rehabilitation to relearn to walk, talk or perform daily tasks. Research has shown that besides physical and occupational therapy, music therapy can help stroke patients recover language and motor function. But for people trained in music who suffered a stroke, playing music may itself be a skill […]

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Mothers are happier, more articulate with babies, puppies – study

July 4, 2023July 7, 2023Arsen Mayer

If you’re a new mother and also have taken possession of a new puppy as a pet, you are certainly very busy. But another sure is that you speak to both newborns with the same type of articulation – using clear and distinct sounds and higher and more-variable pitch in shorter sentences. Having babies and […]

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US maternal mortality more than doubled since 1999- study

July 3, 2023July 3, 2023Arsen Mayer

The number of US women who died within a year after pregnancy more than doubled between 1999 and 2019, with the highest deaths among Black women, researchers said on Monday. There were an estimated 1,210 maternal deaths in 2019, compared with 505 in 1999, according to a study published in the medical journal JAMA. The […]

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You can’t beat beans for their incredible nutritional value and price

July 3, 2023July 3, 2023Arsen Mayer

Legumes – which include beans, peas, lentils and chickpeas – are a nutritious and satisfying food group, rich in minerals and vitamins. And, they can even help people live longer. All members of the legume family are rich in nutrients such as copper, iron, magnesium, potassium, folic acid, zinc, protein, fiber and lysine, an essential […]

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How are Israelis holding up emotionally post-COVID? – survey

July 3, 2023July 4, 2023Arsen Mayer

Among Israelis aged 20 and over, 51% say their state of health is “very good,” 33% say it is “good,” 12% say it is “not so good,” and 4.3% say it is “not good at all,” according to a new social survey by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). The statistics bureau has conducted the […]

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TAU researchers induce cancer cell suicide with bacterial toxin

July 2, 2023July 2, 2023Arsen Mayer

Tel Aviv University researchers have for the first time used a single injection into the tumor bed of animals with melanoma to cause 44% to 60% of the cancer cells to disappear completely and permanently. They maintain that “with the new technology, we induced the cancer cells to produce the toxic protein that eventually killed […]

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Intermittent fasting or calorie counting: Which diet is better for you?

July 2, 2023July 2, 2023Arsen Mayer

Many of us become interested in short- and long-term diets in the summer. Some of us will choose from popular diets like keto or intermittent fasting, also known as the 16:8 diet. Others will try the more traditional method of counting calories. But according to a recent study published in the journal Annals of Internal […]

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That ‘essential’ morning coffee may be a placebo, study finds

July 2, 2023July 3, 2023Arsen Mayer

For many people, the day doesn’t really start until the first thing they do is drink a cup of coffee because it is thought to make you feel more alert and efficient and reduces fatigue. Intrigued, scientists at Portugal’s University of Minho studied coffee drinkers to find whether that wakefulness effect is dependent on the […]

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