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17.11.2009, 12:39
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Meditation can lower the risk of heart attack in subjects with existing disease, comparable to that of powerful new drugs. In a 5-year study, meditating cardiac patients were almost 50% less likely to be affected.
12.05.2010, 12:36
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Numerous encounters of light balls during thunderstorms may actually be magnetic fields playing with human senses.
21.06.2010, 12:02
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Israeli inventors say they have developed a program that can screen depression sufferers by surfing blogs.
15.10.2009, 17:46
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Psychopaths are believed to have pathological problems with emotions. Feeling no fear or compassion, they kill in cold blood, but a new study suggests their asocial behavior may be due to attention problems.
16.10.2009, 16:10
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Public disapproval of war is influenced more by local reports of local casualties, with modern news formats shortening the impact timeframe of casualty reports, according to a new study.
06.11.2009, 11:11
The melodies of the cries newborn babies produce differ depending on their native language, a new study says. Apparently humans start to practice language skills right in the first days of their lives.
26.02.2010, 12:56
Eleven volunteers from Russia, Europe and China have been selected to prepare for a simulation flight to Mars. Six of them will be chosen and isolated for 520 days to test how the human mind can cope with such stress.
Mars-500
01.06.2010, 13:22
As a romantic relationship builds over years, people learn to detect hidden clues about their partner’s emotional state from how they smell, a new study says.
15.12.2009, 17:39
A genetic adaptation to increasing the consumption of raw meat by ancient humans may have given us protection from age diseases. Puzzlingly, a variant of the same gene can be rather more harmful than beneficial.
26.01.2010, 11:40
Sounds we use to express fear and sadness will be recognized as such by any culture, while giving a cheer or a sigh of relief requires some social training, a study suggests.
Published: 09 November, 2009, 11:51
It’s not yet clear whether pigs can be as vain as we humans can, but they certainly know how to use a mirror, a new study has revealed.
