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Delhi Zoo To Boost Surveillance After Violent Conflict Between Animals
Delhi Zoo, authorities have announced plans to add more CCTV cameras to animal enclosures following a recent bout of aggression between two male chinkaras that led to the death of one of them.
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A Whiff Of Tears Reduces Male Aggression: Study
Watching someone cry often evokes an emotional response -- but according to a new study published Thursday, human tears themselves contain a chemical signal that reduces brain activity linked to aggression.
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Infertile Men Are Thrice As Likely To Develop Aggressive Prostate Cancer: 7 Causes Of Infertility In Men
Infertile men are at a higher risk of prostate cancer. Men who fail to have a baby naturally or through IVF are at a 47% increased risk of developing this deadly disease.
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Donald Trump's Lewd Remarks Concern Campuses Fighting Sex Assault
At Connecticut College, as at a growing number of campuses nationwide, students are encouraged to speak up if they hear remarks celebrating or condoning sexual aggression against women. In one training scenario, male students ask a peer if he really means it when he boasts of such conduct.
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Delhi Zoo To Boost Surveillance After Violent Conflict Between Animals
Delhi Zoo, authorities have announced plans to add more CCTV cameras to animal enclosures following a recent bout of aggression between two male chinkaras that led to the death of one of them.
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A Whiff Of Tears Reduces Male Aggression: Study
Watching someone cry often evokes an emotional response -- but according to a new study published Thursday, human tears themselves contain a chemical signal that reduces brain activity linked to aggression.
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Infertile Men Are Thrice As Likely To Develop Aggressive Prostate Cancer: 7 Causes Of Infertility In Men
Infertile men are at a higher risk of prostate cancer. Men who fail to have a baby naturally or through IVF are at a 47% increased risk of developing this deadly disease.
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Donald Trump's Lewd Remarks Concern Campuses Fighting Sex Assault
At Connecticut College, as at a growing number of campuses nationwide, students are encouraged to speak up if they hear remarks celebrating or condoning sexual aggression against women. In one training scenario, male students ask a peer if he really means it when he boasts of such conduct.
