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Swearing Actually Seems to Make Humans Physically Stronger - ScienceAlert
The gym's about to get a whole lot swear-ier, thanks to science. A new study adds to the growing body of evidence that swearing can help us unleash our inner strength, improving physical perfo...
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Cannabis Compounds Show Promise Against One of the Deadliest Cancers - SciTechDaily
Scientists have found that two compounds derived from cannabis can slow the growth and spread of ovarian cancer cells. Credit: Shutterstock Laboratory studies have found that a combination of THC a...
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Why women are paying over $2,000 to have 'Ozempic vagina' reversed as it becomes increasingly common - UNILAD
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People Who Perform Autopsies Are Sharing The Shocking Things They've Found When Examining Bodies - BuzzFeed
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New “Super Antibiotic” Kills Deadly Gut Infection Without Destroying the Microbiome - SciTechDaily
A newly developed antibiotic, EVG7, shows strong potential against the dangerous gut bacterium C. difficile, working effectively at very low doses while reducing the risk of relapse. Credit: SciTec...
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