New Study: Shining Red Light on a Person’s Back for 15 Minutes Can Reduce Blood Sugar Levels
Shining a specific frequency of red light on a person’s back for 15 minutes can reduce blood sugar levels, according to a new study from…
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Debunking the “Weekend Effect” – New Insights on Birth Timings and Baby Mortality
A recent study provides a comprehensive examination of the factors influencing the timing of births, indicating that for the vast majority of deliveries, being born…
“Cytoelectric Coupling”: A Groundbreaking Hypothesis on How Our Brains Function
Brain waves act as carriers of information. A recently proposed “Cytoelectric Coupling” hypothesis suggests that these wavering electric fields contribute to the optimization of the…
A Bleak Picture: More People in the UK Are Dying Than Expected
According to a Bayes study on mortality rate reductions over time, the slowdown among women after 2010 has been especially severe, raising concerns about predictions of…
Chameleons of the Sea: Cuttlefish Camouflage May Be More Complex Than Previously Thought
Research suggests that European cuttlefish use a more complex strategy than previously thought to camouflage themselves within underwater surroundings. According to a new study, European…
Latest Research on Violent Video Games Finds No Link to Real-Life Violence
As the latest ‘Call of Duty’ video game is released today, research shows that violent video games do not lead to increased violence. Mass media…
Choosing Cake Over Carrots Does Not Indicate a Lack of Self-Control
Exerting Self-Control Does Not Mean Sacrificing Pleasure Choosing to eat chocolate cake instead of carrot sticks does not equal a lack of self-control, according to…