Medical Daily - EEUU

Medical Daily - EEUU

City Life Changes Country Bird to Town Bird: How Urban Growth Alters Bird Behavior

A new study reveals that urban growth alters the behavior of birds, after researchers found that city and country birds of the same species do not react in the same way. City birds are less aggressive, they produce alarm calls more frequently, they remain more paralysed when attacked by their predator and they loose more… Seguir Leyendo City Life Changes Country Bird to Town Bird: How Urban Growth Alters Bird Behavior

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Men and Women Have Same Sexual Fantasies (Or Everybody’s Lying)

Movies will have you believe that women fantasize about Fabio and weddings, and men fantasize about Kate Upton and Victoria’s Secret models. But one study conducted by Spain’s University of Granada seeking to know the truth about heterosexual people’s sexual fantasies has concluded that men and women fantasize about the same things: sex with their… Seguir Leyendo Men and Women Have Same Sexual Fantasies (Or Everybody’s Lying)

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Men and Women Have Same Sexual Fantasies (Or Everybody’s Lying)

Movies will have you believe that women fantasize about Fabio and weddings, and men fantasize about Kate Upton and Victoria’s Secret models. But one study conducted by Spain’s University of Granada seeking to know the truth about heterosexual people’s sexual fantasies has concluded that men and women fantasize about the same things: sex with their… Seguir Leyendo Men and Women Have Same Sexual Fantasies (Or Everybody’s Lying)

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Obesity in Women Linked Breast Cancer Development

New study has found that obese women, especially those who are morbidly obese develop breast cancer at an earlier age than other women. The likelihood of developing breast cancer is much higher for those who are morbidly obese, according to a study published in the Spanish journal Nutrición Hospitalaria. Adults’ overweight and obesity ranges are determined… Seguir Leyendo Obesity in Women Linked Breast Cancer Development

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