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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.

Debunking Myths About Vision
Have you ever heard the saying, "Seeing is believing"? Well, when it comes to vision and eye health, there are many myths and misconceptions that can cloud our understanding. In this article, we're teaming up with Dr. Ronnie Banik, a board-certified ophthalmologist and neuro-ophthalmologist, and Dr. Jennifer Sci, a practicing optometrist in New York City, to set the record straight. Let's dive into the most common myths and unveil the truth behind them.
By Stella Oehtam3 years ago in Humans
Demystifying Body Odor
Introduction Discover the truth behind body odor as we delve into the expertise of renowned dermatologists, Dr. Michelle Henry and Dr. Devell Bonacelli, both certified in their field and practicing in New York City. Together, we debunk prevalent myths surrounding sweat, smell, and hygiene to unveil the science behind our olfactory experiences.
By Stella Oehtam3 years ago in Humans
Demystifying Brain Myths
Introduction Embark on a journey through the fascinating realm of neurology as we debunk common myths surrounding the human brain. Joined by experts, Dr. Santoshi Bilakota and Dr. Brad Kamitaki, both Clinical Assistant Professors of Neurology, we'll unravel misconceptions about brain size, intelligence, memory, and more. Get ready to explore the complexities of brain function and separate fact from fiction.
By Stella Oehtam3 years ago in Humans
Unveiling Your Brain's Secrets: 10 Mind-Blowing Facts Explained Simply
Title: "Unveiling Your Brain's Secrets: 10 Mind-Blowing Facts Explained Simply" Greetings, curious minds! Get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey through the captivating world of your brain. We're about to uncover ten more mind-boggling facts that will keep you hooked. So, get comfortable as we delve even deeper into the fascinating universe of your brain, with explanations that are as clear as a summer sky.
By harpreet singh3 years ago in Humans
Embracing Serenity
In the heart of a bustling city, Emily found herself engulfed by the chaotic rhythm of life. A dedicated advertising executive, she thrived on the fast pace and the adrenaline rush that came with tight deadlines and demanding clients. Yet, as the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months, she began to sense the weight of stress bearing down on her like an invisible burden.
By chika Francis-Ndukwe3 years ago in Humans
Tech Revolution
Introduction In an age where technology is an integral part of our lives, a surprising and controversial topic has taken the media by storm – the potential impact of powerful cellphones on the human skeleton. Recent reports suggest that the excessive use of phones and tablets could lead to significant changes in our bodies, and this has sparked discussions and debates across various platforms. This phenomenon stems from a scientific study conducted by biomechanics experts David Shahar and Mark Sayers at Australia's University of the Sunshine Coast. Let's delve into this intriguing subject and explore the science behind it.
By Stella Oehtam3 years ago in Humans
Worldwide Genomes: Scientists Rewrite the Story of Human Genetics
In the last few decades, the field of human genetics has undergone a revolutionary transformation, propelling our understanding of the human genome into uncharted territory. As technology has advanced, scientists from all corners of the globe have come together to collaborate on a monumental endeavor: decoding the intricate tapestry of our genetic makeup. This collective effort has led to groundbreaking discoveries that are rewriting the story of human genetics.
By MD Sifat3 years ago in Humans
A sugary drink a day ‘significantly’ raises liver cancer risk: study
A sugary drink a day ‘significantly’ raises liver cancer risk: study More seasoned ladies who drink only one sugar-improved refreshment daily have a "fundamentally higher" hazard of creating liver malignant growth and of passing on from persistent liver sickness, as per a review distributed Tuesday in the clinical diary JAMA.
By yuky Dz3 years ago in Humans
A 101-year-old neurologist who still works full time shares what he eats in a day
Dr. Howard Exhaust is 101 years of age nevertheless works all day as a nervous system specialist. He shared what he eats in a day on an episode of the mindbodygreen digital broadcast.
By yuky Dz3 years ago in Humans
Health tips . Content Warning.
The human kidney is one of the most essential organs in the body, responsible for filtering waste products from the blood, regulating electrolytes, and maintaining fluid balance. The kidney also plays a crucial role in regulating blood pressure and producing important hormones such as erythropoietin, which stimulates the production of red blood cells. Unfortunately, the kidney is vulnerable to a range of diseases that can impair its proper functioning and lead to serious health complications.
By Freddy 3 years ago in Humans
How Caffeine Can Boost My Hair Growth
I have always had thin and fine hair, but it never bothered me much until I started noticing more and more strands on my pillow, brush, and shower drain. I was losing my hair, and I didn’t know why. I tried everything I could think of to stop it: changing my shampoo, taking supplements, massaging my scalp, cutting my hair shorter. Nothing worked. I felt insecure, frustrated, and hopeless.
By Health First3 years ago in Humans
Sacrificing Common Sense and Lives in the Pursuit of Commercial Interests
Introduction In various situations, common sense and even lives are disregarded to serve commercial interests. The field of health is particularly susceptible to this, where unethical practices are driven by the pursuit of financial gain. This article, the second in a series, sheds light on the cholesterol myth, highlighting the dangerous treatments imposed on patients and the suppression of effective approaches due to their lack of commercial value. While not exhaustive, the information presented here supports the argument that common sense and patient well-being are often sacrificed for profit.
By Juma Killaghai3 years ago in Humans