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Teeth, Ear Bones Found In Swiss Alps, Experts Say Belong To Prehistoric Dolphins
Researchers in Switzerland have found two previously unknown species of Dolphin in the mountain range of the Alps within its borders.
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Acupressure App May Ease Menstrual Pain, Try These Home Remedies Too!
A new study, conducted by researchers fromInstitute for Complementary and Integrative Medicine at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, shows thatwomen who used an acupressure app reported significantly less menstrual pain than women who didnt.
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New Study Busts Myth: Menstruation Does Not Affect Your Brain!
A new study, conducted by researchers from the University Hospital Zurich in Switzerland, has found evidence that menstruation has no effect on the functions of your brain.
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Is it Tough for You to Make Decisions? Read This
Do you find it difficult to decide what to order for dinner every time you are in a restaurant? If yes, it could be due to interruption in the flow of communication between two areas of the brain which represent our preferences or are involved in action planning, says a new study.
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Teeth, Ear Bones Found In Swiss Alps, Experts Say Belong To Prehistoric Dolphins
Researchers in Switzerland have found two previously unknown species of Dolphin in the mountain range of the Alps within its borders.
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Acupressure App May Ease Menstrual Pain, Try These Home Remedies Too!
A new study, conducted by researchers fromInstitute for Complementary and Integrative Medicine at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, shows thatwomen who used an acupressure app reported significantly less menstrual pain than women who didnt.
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New Study Busts Myth: Menstruation Does Not Affect Your Brain!
A new study, conducted by researchers from the University Hospital Zurich in Switzerland, has found evidence that menstruation has no effect on the functions of your brain.
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Is it Tough for You to Make Decisions? Read This
Do you find it difficult to decide what to order for dinner every time you are in a restaurant? If yes, it could be due to interruption in the flow of communication between two areas of the brain which represent our preferences or are involved in action planning, says a new study.
