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Why Your Cat Is More Like a Human Baby Than You Realize, According to Science
A study of 300 cat owners identified four feline personality types, including one that resembles the shyness seen in human infants.
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Could Your Favorite Pair of Undies Be Wrecking Your Sperm? Here’s What the Science Says.
A study of nearly 27,000 men found a link between tight underwear and poorer sperm quality. Here’s what researchers discovered.
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This Common Sleep Disorder Could Be Wrecking Your Sperm. Here’s How to Treat It.
A new study links sleep apnea to poorer sperm quality, but researchers found that CPAP treatment could help reverse the effects.
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This Brazilian Rainforest Plant Might Be the Future of Sunscreen. Here’s How It Works.
Scientists found that a compound extracted from a Brazilian rainforest plant helped protect human skin samples from UV damage.
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3 Signs You’re Actually in Love With Someone, According to a Relationship Therapist
From subtle physical gestures to everyday moments of connection, a relationship therapist shares three signs you may be in love.
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Why Napping Too Much Could Be a Warning Sign of Dementia, According to Researchers
A decade-long study of older adults found a surprising connection between frequent daytime naps and an increased risk of dementia.
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South Carolina Man Arrested After Allegedly Leaving 6-Year-Old Daughter to Hold His Spot in Line for Pokémon Cards
A South Carolina dad allegedly left his 6-year-old daughter sleeping outside Target while he went home to rest.
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Volunteer Divers Just Discovered a World War II Shipwreck That Had Been Missing for More Than 80 Years
Volunteer explorers located a Canadian ship sunk by a Nazi submarine in 1944, more than 80 years after 43 crew members died.
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Florida Man Arrested for Stealing School Bus, Claims He Thought He Could ‘Get Away With It’
Well, it looks like he thought wrong.
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48 Years Ago, a TV Crew Went to Investigate UFO Reports and Actually Captured Them on Camera
The Kaikōura lights sightings remain a mystery nearly 50 years later
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Why Being Unavailable Has Become a Status Symbol, According to Therapists
Being hard to reach can signal status, but therapists explain why unavailability might also be a sign of burnout or emotional overload.
