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Quantum Modelling Could Help Understand How Humans Process Imperfect Information
Scientists have in the past been intrigued by the mystery of human behavior and there has been debate on
New Study Shows That Climate Change Is Reducing Life Expectancy Globally
A recent study suggests that climate change may potentially shorten human lifespans by up to six months. Researchers, who
Scientists Discover Novel Genotyping Technique for Faster and Accurate Detection Of COVID-19 Variants
Recent research highlights the efficiency of a novel genotyping method in swiftly detecting COVID-19 variants. Termed genotype assay testing,
Researchers Discover Gut-Brain Link That Is Activated By Consuming Fatty and Sugary Foods
Monell Chemical Senses Center researchers have found that simultaneous cravings for sugar and fat create a formidable challenge for
OCD Increases Risk Of Death Two Fold, Study Shows
People with OCD frequently arrange their environments meticulously, experiencing heightened anxiety when disruptions occur. Research suggests a potential link
Gamers At Risk Of Hearing Loss Due To Exposure To Loud Sound From Gaming Consoles
Excessive sound levels from gaming consoles pose a risk of hearing damage, including deafness and tinnitus, according to medical
Sex Enhancing Drugs Pose A Risk For Individuals Under Cardiovascular Disease Medication
A new study has warned against combining Viagra, a pharmaceutical known for enhancing sexual function, with drugs intended for
Screen Exposure during Early Childhood Impedes Sensory Development. Study Shows
A recent research study posits that children below the age of two should refrain from participating in screen-related activities
Latest ACS Screening Guidelines Targeting High Mortality Rate Of Lung Cancer
The latest American Cancer Society (ACS) guidelines target the high mortality rate of lung cancer, the leading cause of
Researchers Report First Case of Vocal Cord Paralysis Due To SARS-CoV-2
Approximately four years into the COVID-19 pandemic, doctors and scientists are still getting perplexed. Researchers at Massachusetts Eye and
