Being outdoors in the sun’s rays triggers the release of sex hormones.
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Algeria is the final country to ban the sale of the toxic fuel.
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The card game also helps strengthen cognition and broaden social interactions.
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This common non-motor symptom could predate diagnosis of the neurological disease by up to 20 years.
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“Self-focused” attention leads to exhaustion and anxiety.
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By Gail H.M. Brown, Ph.D., Contributing Writer, After a number of weeks of disagreements between the city and the Jackson City Council on the garbage collection contract which ends today, Thursday, Sept. 30, Jackson’s Mayor […]
Crocodile-like dinosaurs stalked their prey on riverbanks, 125 million years ago.
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Mother’s last act was to try to protect her hatchlings as they were all engulfed in tree sap amber.
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By Janice K. Neal-Vincent, Contributing Writer, During a recent telephone interview with Deputy Secretary Don Graves, U. S. Department of Commerce, he explained the restoration process for a better black community. The Biden-Harris plan is […]
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