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Man Kisses King Cobra On Head In Chilling Video, Internet Asks ''Bro, Why?''
The amount of neurotoxin a King cobra can deliver in a single bite is enough to kill 20 people.
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Amid Tamil Nadu Anti-Sterlite Protests, A Village Has Many Homes Battling Cancer
In a village called Silverpuram in Tamil Nadu, 31-year-old Ram Lakshmi's husband Murugan died of intestinal cancer three years ago. Visually challenged Ram Lakshmi now struggles to make ends meet. She earns Rs 2,500 a month and sends two children to school - Tamil Selvam and Tamil Selvi. Her son wants to be a police officer; her daughter is yet to ...
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The Arctic Is Full Of Toxic Mercury, And Climate Change Is Going To Release It
We already knew that thawing Arctic permafrost would release powerful greenhouse gases. On Monday, scientists revealed it could also release massive amounts of mercury - a potent neurotoxin and serious threat to human health.
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Top 5 Safe Alternatives To Botox
What many of us don't know, is that botox is actually a potent neurotoxin, and is one of the most poisonous biological substances known to man. But, no need to worry! Read onto find out our top five safe alternatives to botox.
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Toxic Lead: Early Exposure Could be Lowering Childrens IQ
According to a study done by Duke University in North Carolina, higher exposure of lead in childhood may affect brain health and disrupt cognitive development.
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Exercise Could Protect the Brain From Ageing
Exercise may increase the level of an enzyme which protects the brain from energy-depleting stress that can lead to ageing and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, a new study in mice has found.
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Lead exposure contributes to ADHD
Lead plays a role in the development of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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Diet and risk of Parkinsonism
High levels of dietary iron and manganese may increase the risk of Parkinson's disease, according to a new study.
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Skipping meals good for health
Latest findings suggest that skipping occasional meals may be good for health. These findings appear to contradict the adage that humans and other animals should eat regularly throughout the day.
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Man Kisses King Cobra On Head In Chilling Video, Internet Asks ''Bro, Why?''
The amount of neurotoxin a King cobra can deliver in a single bite is enough to kill 20 people.
-
Amid Tamil Nadu Anti-Sterlite Protests, A Village Has Many Homes Battling Cancer
In a village called Silverpuram in Tamil Nadu, 31-year-old Ram Lakshmi's husband Murugan died of intestinal cancer three years ago. Visually challenged Ram Lakshmi now struggles to make ends meet. She earns Rs 2,500 a month and sends two children to school - Tamil Selvam and Tamil Selvi. Her son wants to be a police officer; her daughter is yet to ...
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The Arctic Is Full Of Toxic Mercury, And Climate Change Is Going To Release It
We already knew that thawing Arctic permafrost would release powerful greenhouse gases. On Monday, scientists revealed it could also release massive amounts of mercury - a potent neurotoxin and serious threat to human health.
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Top 5 Safe Alternatives To Botox
What many of us don't know, is that botox is actually a potent neurotoxin, and is one of the most poisonous biological substances known to man. But, no need to worry! Read onto find out our top five safe alternatives to botox.
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Toxic Lead: Early Exposure Could be Lowering Childrens IQ
According to a study done by Duke University in North Carolina, higher exposure of lead in childhood may affect brain health and disrupt cognitive development.
-
Exercise Could Protect the Brain From Ageing
Exercise may increase the level of an enzyme which protects the brain from energy-depleting stress that can lead to ageing and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, a new study in mice has found.
-
Lead exposure contributes to ADHD
Lead plays a role in the development of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
-
Diet and risk of Parkinsonism
High levels of dietary iron and manganese may increase the risk of Parkinson's disease, according to a new study.
-
Skipping meals good for health
Latest findings suggest that skipping occasional meals may be good for health. These findings appear to contradict the adage that humans and other animals should eat regularly throughout the day.
