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Women‘s tears contain chemicals that block male aggression

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Women's tears contain chemicals that block male aggression, a study by Israeli scientists found, cited by the electronic edition "Euricalert". Specialists from the Weizmann Institute of Science found that tears lead to a reduction in...
Food

The “Sicilian violet” is an excellent antioxidant

Gaston de Persigny -
"Sicilian violet" is called the purple cauliflower that grows in Italy, and it is no worse than the regular one, but its color is quite unusual. This vegetable is a cross between broccoli and...
Health

Why some sounds annoy us

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The sounds that usually cause problems for people are either very loud or very high pitched. "Some common examples of very loud or high-frequency sounds are car alarms going off near you or an ambulance...
Health

Advancing Human-Robot Interactions in Healthcare

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When he isn’t investigating human motor control, the graduate student gives back by volunteering with programs that helped him grow as a researcher in the field of human-robot interactions in healthcare. An accomplished MIT...
Health

The human rights of the “alleged” mentally ill

Gabriel Carrion Lopez -
Is psychiatry really a scientific discipline? And what is a mentally ill person?
ENTERTAINMENT

Turkey introduces non-alcoholic all inclusive in some hotels

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The head of the Mediterranean Association of Hoteliers and Tour Operators (AKTOB) Kaan Cavaloglu motivated the need for this initiative with the rising costs against the background of the complex economic situation in Turkey Representatives...
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French anti-cult law proposes to criminalise natural health

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Vote on 19 December will decide the future of alternative medicine in France. Next week in France, the parliament will decide whether or not to support a law that grants authorities the power to criminalise...
Health

Antidepressants and brain stroke

Gabriel Carrion Lopez -
It's cold, Paris at this time of the year is a chilly 83 per cent humidity, and the temperature is a mere three degrees. Fortunately, my usual café au lait and toast with butter...
Health

A gene for insomnia that haunts us throughout our lives discovered

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The studies will help scientists to prevent night waking problems A new study shows that specific patterns in DNA may determine whether we develop insomnia, reports MailOnline. Researchers in the Netherlands collected genetic information from 2,500...
Health

A smoke-free future, what is the importance of vitamins?

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by Nick van Ruiten | Oct 12, 2023 Smokers want a smoke-free future. To succeed, supporting the body is important. What role do vitamins play in this? Smokers are aware of harm You don't have to convince smokers that they are...
Culture

A Call to Service, A Pledge to Hope: Princess Leonor’s Inspiring Speech at the Princess of Asturias Awards 2023

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Princess of Asturias delivered an inspiring speech at the Awards, emphasizing unity, collaboration, and service to others. #PrincessLeonor #AsturiasAwards
Environment

MEP Maxette Pirbakas Calls for Urgent Action on Water Crisis in French Overseas Departments

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On October 18th, 2023, at the European Parliament, MEP Maxette Pirbakas delivered a powerful speech highlighting the escalating water crisis in the French overseas departments, particularly in Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Mayotte. Maxette Pirbakas says it...
Health

Scientology Empowering Mental Health against Abuses: Advocating for Guidelines to Protect People

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BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, October 12 2023. World Mental Health Day on October 10 2023 became a platform for a global community that stands up for raising awareness and instigating change against psychiatric abuses. The Scientology...
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Xylazine, a one-way trip to Dante’s Inferno

Christian Mirre -
Xylazine is called a "zombie drug" because the users have this particular, confused, hunched and slowed move which gives them the appearance of the living dead.
Health

OHCHR and WHO launched guidelines to end mistreatment in mental health services

Juan Sanchez Gil -
In anticipation of World Mental Health Day, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights (OHCHR) have jointly introduced today a guidance titled "Guidance and Practice for...
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Mental health care ‘barriers’ must end, urges Guterres

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Three in four people suffering from a mental health condition receive inadequate treatment – or none at all – UN Secretary-General said on Monday
Health

Rishi Sunak is considering banning cigarettes in Britain

Gaston de Persigny -
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is considering the introduction of measures to deprive the next generation of the opportunity to buy cigarettes, the Guardian reported. Sunak is considering anti-smoking measures similar to laws announced last...
Health

Petting dogs boosts immunity

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Scientists from the University of Virginia, USA, have found that petting dogs helps to increase immunity, reports the site of the educational institution. The authors analyzed data from previous studies and came to the conclusion...
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Europe’s most stressed-out country is revolutionizing mental healthcare

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Discover the hidden reality of Greece's mental health crisis and its efforts to enhance services. Learn about the 5-year plan and challenges faced.
Health

What About the Deadly Opioid Fentanyl?

Christian Mirre -
Within the European Union in a drug market in full swing helped by the use of social media or internet marketing and applications, appears an additional drug situation, with the increasing importation, production and...
Culture

Mozart has a pain-relieving effect on newborns, a study has proven

Gaston de Persigny -
Mozart's music has a calming effect on babies. It can ease pain during minor medical procedures, according to a first-of-its-kind study from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. Before having their blood drawn by a doctor...
Health

Psychiatry and Pharmacocraczy, How Mental Illness Diagnoses Are Inflated

Juan Sanchez Gil -
Psychiatry - A recent article entitled "The shady business of mental illness: how the consumption of psychotropic drugs in the US has skyrocketed (El turbio negocio de las enfermedades mentales: así se disparó el...
News

Scientology volunteers at Health Fair in Denmark do their part before International Overdose Awareness Day

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COPENHAGEN, COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, August 30, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- A contingent of deeply concerned Scientology volunteers with the Copenhagen chapter of the Foundation for a Drug-Free World recently brought their urgent "Say No to Drugs" initiative to a...
Health

What goes on in the head of a mythomaniac

Gaston de Persigny -
Sometimes it is difficult to distinguish a person who frequently lies from one who suffers from mythomania
Health

Netflix, Painkiller and the Empire of Pain (Oxycodon)

Gabriel Carrion Lopez -
My son, at the age of 15, was prescribed OxyConti, suffered years of addiction, and at the age of 32 died alone and in the cold in a petrol station car park. This is...
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