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11/05/2015

EgiptoCancer A team from a Spanish university has discovered what Egyptian authorities are calling the world’s oldest evidence of breast cancer in the 4,200-year-old skeleton of an adult woman.Antiquities Minister… Seguir Leyendo Is this the first documented case of breast cancer? Archaeologists find oldest evidence of disease in 4,200 year old Egyptian skeleton

24/04/2014

71200 Female intuition – a woman’s ability to discern what other people are thinking and feeling – is mysterious.But now a new study claims that it could be partly biological… Seguir Leyendo Women’s intuition is biological: Lower exposure to testosterone in the womb gives females an extra ‘sense’

24/04/2014

71200 Female intuition – a woman’s ability to discern what other people are thinking and feeling – is mysterious.But now a new study claims that it could be partly biological… Seguir Leyendo Women’s intuition is biological: Lower exposure to testosterone in the womb gives females an extra ‘sense’

23/01/2014

69964 Following high protein diets can increase the risk of developing kidney disease, new research suggests.Researchers believe the diets, such as the popular Dukan Diet – favoured by the Duchess… Seguir Leyendo High protein diets such as Dukan increase the risk of kidney disease and painful stones

19/11/2013

68455 It seems like news that really is too good to be true.Rather than being a major factor in piling on the pounds, eating large amounts of chocolate is one… Seguir Leyendo Is this the best diet news ever? Eating plenty of chocolate can keep you SLIM

05/12/2012

The story of Pinocchio, the wooden boy whose nose grew when he told a lie, has long served as a warning to youngsters to tell the truth or risk being… Seguir Leyendo The ‘Pinocchio effect’: If you don’t tell the truth, your nose really could give you away

05/12/2012

The story of Pinocchio, the wooden boy whose nose grew when he told a lie, has long served as a warning to youngsters to tell the truth or risk being… Seguir Leyendo The ‘Pinocchio effect’: If you don’t tell the truth, your nose really could give you away

26/11/2012

Scientists from the University of Granada used thermal imaging to prove anxiety makes the nose heat up The academics claim the technique can also detect sexual desire and arousal in… Seguir Leyendo Feeling the heat? Why a hot nose is the tell-tale sign of a liar

26/11/2012

Scientists from the University of Granada used thermal imaging to prove anxiety makes the nose heat up The academics claim the technique can also detect sexual desire and arousal in… Seguir Leyendo Feeling the heat? Why a hot nose is the tell-tale sign of a liar

03/10/2012

A hormone linked to the human sleep cycle has been identified as a new weapon against Alzheimer’s disease. A new study has shown that a combination of exercise and a… Seguir Leyendo How hormone linked to sleep could be key in battle against Alzheimer’s disease

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