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T Tauri's Great Dimming: Astronomers Study Young Star's Potential Disappearance
The young star T Tauri, located 471 light-years from Earth, is experiencing a significant dimming event. The cause is a thick dust and gas disk blocking its light, with astronomers predicting it may disappear from view for up to a century. This event presents an opportunity for scientists to explore the chemical makeup of planet-forming regions wit...
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Festive Radiance: Your Guide To Glowing Skin This Raksha Bandhan
Get a radiant, festival-ready glow this Raksha Bandhan by nurturing your skin with hydration, balanced nutrition, and mindful skincare practices. From face masks to stress management, this guide will help you shine from within for the celebration.
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Your Guide To Understanding What Farm-To-Face Beauty Really Means For You And Your Skin
Those with sensitive skin will be especially drawn to this beauty revolution
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Widely Used Chemical Linked To 1,00,000 US Deaths Per Year, Says Study
Daily exposure to phthalates, a group of chemicals used in everything from plastic containers to makeup, may lead to approximately 100,000 deaths in older Americans annually, a study from New York University warned Tuesday.
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The Better-Skin Diet: 42 Best Foods For Men And Women
Skin is an important organ of our body and eating for your skin can bring about a naturally nourished look that no amount of makeup and chemicals can achieve.
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Here's How You Can Make An Organic Foundation For A Healthy Skin
This homemade foundation is not only effective but quite gentle on the skin as well
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Common Sunscreen Ingredients May Disrupt Sperm Function: Study
Common ultraviolet (UV)-filtering chemicals used in sunscreens, makeup, moisturisers and lip balms may interfere with the function of human sperm cells, according to a new study that may account for unexplained male infertility.
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Exact source of Stonehenge rocks pinpointed
Scientists have pinpointed the exact source of many of the rocks used to build the prehistoric monument Stonehenge in England.
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T Tauri's Great Dimming: Astronomers Study Young Star's Potential Disappearance
The young star T Tauri, located 471 light-years from Earth, is experiencing a significant dimming event. The cause is a thick dust and gas disk blocking its light, with astronomers predicting it may disappear from view for up to a century. This event presents an opportunity for scientists to explore the chemical makeup of planet-forming regions wit...
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Festive Radiance: Your Guide To Glowing Skin This Raksha Bandhan
Get a radiant, festival-ready glow this Raksha Bandhan by nurturing your skin with hydration, balanced nutrition, and mindful skincare practices. From face masks to stress management, this guide will help you shine from within for the celebration.
-
Your Guide To Understanding What Farm-To-Face Beauty Really Means For You And Your Skin
Those with sensitive skin will be especially drawn to this beauty revolution
-
Widely Used Chemical Linked To 1,00,000 US Deaths Per Year, Says Study
Daily exposure to phthalates, a group of chemicals used in everything from plastic containers to makeup, may lead to approximately 100,000 deaths in older Americans annually, a study from New York University warned Tuesday.
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The Better-Skin Diet: 42 Best Foods For Men And Women
Skin is an important organ of our body and eating for your skin can bring about a naturally nourished look that no amount of makeup and chemicals can achieve.
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Here's How You Can Make An Organic Foundation For A Healthy Skin
This homemade foundation is not only effective but quite gentle on the skin as well
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Common Sunscreen Ingredients May Disrupt Sperm Function: Study
Common ultraviolet (UV)-filtering chemicals used in sunscreens, makeup, moisturisers and lip balms may interfere with the function of human sperm cells, according to a new study that may account for unexplained male infertility.
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Exact source of Stonehenge rocks pinpointed
Scientists have pinpointed the exact source of many of the rocks used to build the prehistoric monument Stonehenge in England.
