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People Open to Casual Relationships on Dating Apps Prefer Subtle Photo...
We live in an environment where aesthetics and beauty standards are really high, and as a result, this has influenced many of our activities as human beings. Many of our productions are geared towards...
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Low Testosterone Levels in Men May Be Attributed to the Impact of Difficult...
According to a study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, men’s testosterone levels are largely determined by the environment in which they grow up as children. A study by Durham University...
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Are Americans Losing Their Voice? New Study Reveals the Alarming Trend of...
The act of expressing our thoughts, preferences, and feelings is considered to be a way to convey our identity and self-hood. This makes freedom of expression a powerful indicator of individual...
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Political Stress and Therapy: Why Demand Among Democrats Could Rise If Trump...
As the 2024 American elections draw to a close, Democrats might want to prepare for more than presidential debates—especially if Donald Trump snags another victory. Following his victory over Hillary...
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Men Who Use Sex Toys Are Labeled ‘Perverted Creeps,’ While Women Are Seen as...
As modern society progressively shifts toward open discussions on sexual identity and well-being, the role of sex toys in personal gratification and relationships has come into focus. As a result,...
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Fibrin Triggers Microglial Activation Contributing to Cognitive Decline,...
A study published in Nature Immunology elucidates the role of fibrin, a blood protein, in contributing to neurological disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease. This research focuses on how fibrin...
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Women More Comfortable Being Single Than Men, Show Less Interest in Romantic...
Go back a few years, and the word “bachelor” would evoke in the minds of many an unhitched and carefree man, happy as a lark who goes about seducing all the maidens. On the other hand, the word...
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Glaucoma Medication Methazolamide Shows Potential in Animal Studies for...
Another victory has been won in one of the seemingly unending skirmishes that researchers have been fighting with neurodegenerative diseases for many years now. While past victories may have been due...
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New Study Reveals 6 Key Ways to Cultivate a Thriving Marriage: Emotional...
In marriage, the journey is more important than the destination. Therefore, for a marriage to be successful, it requires continuous efforts, care, and attention. The countless small, little efforts...
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Pursuing Happiness as a Goal Often Fails to Make People Happier Study Shows
Do the outcomes of seeking happiness seem to make people more unhappy? If this is a question that has been on your mind, then this blog spot should be an excellent reading for you, as reliable...
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New Study Reveals Who Fakes Orgasms and Why Many Women Choose to Stop
Sexual pleasure is different for different people and can be affected by many factors like emotions, mental state, weather, environment, how the act is done, and so many other factors. Most of us have...
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Scientists Uncover New Ways to Suppress Traumatic Memories and Enhance...
What if scientists could manipulate the brain to control the emotional power of memories? Steve Ramirez, a Boston University neuroscientist, believes a small structure in the brain could hold the key...
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Positive Feedback from Men About Female Genitals Boosts Women’s Confidence...
People view their private areas in different ways—some positively and others less favorably. Whatever the feeling is, it affects sexual performance and overall quality of life. Whenever men and women...
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Taxi and Ambulance Drivers Found to Have Lower Alzheimer’s Mortality Rates,...
Taxi and ambulance drivers, whose jobs require frequent spatial processing and navigation, have a lower risk of dying from severe cognitive decline. Several studies highlight the protective effect of...
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The Psychology of Culture Wars: How the Elite Divide and Manipulate the Masses
In the United States (U.S.), politics has now been dominated by cultural conflicts that make citizens fight against one another over issues like gun rights, abortion, LGBTQ+ rights, and immigration....
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Early Exposure to Structural Sexism Accelerates Memory Decline in Women by Up...
Women facing higher levels of systemic sexism experience faster declines in cognition and memory as they age, according to a U.S.-based study. A Cognitive Aging Gap Equivalent to 9 Years Women born in...
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Study Links Cytomegalovirus to a Specific Subtype of Alzheimer’s Disease:...
Researchers from Arizona State University just revealed a surprising link between a common virus, present in most octogenarians, and a specific form of Alzheimer’s disease. Could the key to combating...
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Psilocybin Therapy Enhances Psychological Well-Being in Anorexia Patients but...
This is the first clinical trial to reveal and document the potential of psilocybin-based treatment for anorexia nervosa. A team from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), details the...
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Women’s Sexual Health: How Frequent Masturbation Enhances Self-Worth, Reduces...
Women’s sexual health has long been a topic cloaked in mystery, misconceptions, and cultural taboos. Consequently, albeit sadly, many questions about what actually drives a woman’s sexual satisfaction...
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New Study Suggests Estrogen Could Be a Key Factor Driving Binge Drinking and...
According to a new study, a female hormone, estrogen, promotes excessive alcohol consumption in women. Could excessive alcohol consumption and binge drinking in women be linked to hormones? Yes, and...
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