The science that explains why people think they are right when they are very wrong
There may be a psychological reason why some people not only get it wrong in an argument, but they get
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Living with dogs could relieve stress and experts explain why
Playing with a dog, petting it, feeding it or hugging it can increase brain waves associated with stress relief and
Analysis confirms the origin of COVID in the Chinese Huanan market
A new study, in which researchers from several countries have participated, has corroborated that the origin of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus,
The Georgia Supreme Court restores the veto on abortion at six weeks of pregnancy
The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday reinstated the state’s ban on abortion at six weeks of pregnancy, a time when
Al Pacino almost died of COVID and now tells what he thinks is next
Actor Al Pacino revealed on a podcast this weekend that he almost died during a bout with COVID-19, a near-death
How you position your arm when taking your blood pressure can cause an erroneous result, study suggests
The results obtained when measuring blood pressure may not be accurate if the arm is not in the correct position,
California reports a third possible case of bird flu in humans
A third possible human case of avian flu was detected in California, after authorities previously reported two cases, the California
Increase in colorectal cancer in young people motivates more people to get screened
After experts lowered the recommended age to start colorectal cancer screening to 45, there was a small but significant increase
Breast cancer diagnoses skyrocket among increasingly younger women
Women in the United States have seen enormous advances in breast cancer treatment over the past two decades, but diagnoses
California bans six artificial colors in foods served in public schools
California has become the first state in the country to ban school cafeterias from serving foods containing six artificial colors