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Global IQ Decline: What Modern Science Says About Falling Cognitive Scores Over the Last 100 Years
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Global IQ Decline: What Modern Science Says About Falling Cognitive Scores Over the Last 100 Years

Over the past century, researchers have observed patterns suggesting that average IQ scores in several developed countries may be gradually declining. This trend, known as the “reverse Flynn effect,” contrasts…
Posted by deka December 14, 2025
How to Recognize a Fracture and Provide Safe First Aid
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How to Recognize a Fracture and Provide Safe First Aid

A fracture is a break or crack in a bone that occurs when external force exceeds the bone’s natural strength. Fractures can happen during falls, accidents, sports, or sudden impacts.…
Posted by deka December 14, 2025
Mirror Neurons: How the Brain Reflects the Actions and Emotions of Others
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Mirror Neurons: How the Brain Reflects the Actions and Emotions of Others

Mirror neurons are a unique class of brain cells that activate both when a person performs an action and when they observe someone else performing the same action. Discovered in…
Posted by deka December 14, 2025
The Extracellular Matrix: The Hidden Architecture That Shapes Every Tissue
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The Extracellular Matrix: The Hidden Architecture That Shapes Every Tissue

The extracellular matrix (ECM) is a complex structural network that surrounds and supports the cells in all tissues of the human body. Although often described as the “scaffolding” of tissues,…
Posted by deka December 14, 2025
Sleep Hygiene: How Healthy Sleep Habits Support the Body and Mind
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Sleep Hygiene: How Healthy Sleep Habits Support the Body and Mind

Good sleep hygiene refers to a set of daily habits and environmental conditions that help regulate the body’s natural sleep–wake cycle. In a world full of screens, stress, irregular schedules,…
Posted by deka December 12, 2025
Cortisol: The Body’s Stress Hormone and Its Powerful Role in Human Health
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Cortisol: The Body’s Stress Hormone and Its Powerful Role in Human Health

Cortisol is one of the most important hormones produced by the human body. Often called the “stress hormone,” cortisol is released by the adrenal glands in response to physical or…
Posted by deka December 12, 2025
Helicin: A New Experimental Antibiotic Capable of Killing Superbugs
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Helicin: A New Experimental Antibiotic Capable of Killing Superbugs

Helicin is an innovative experimental antibiotic designed to combat superbugs — dangerous bacteria that have developed resistance to multiple existing drugs. Growing antibiotic resistance has become one of the most…
Posted by deka December 10, 2025
Wheat: One of the World’s Most Important Crops
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Wheat: One of the World’s Most Important Crops

Wheat is one of the oldest and most essential agricultural crops in human history, providing nourishment for billions of people around the world. As a staple food, it supports global…
Posted by deka December 9, 2025
Sweet Potato (Batat): Nutrition, History, and Benefits of a Remarkable Root Crop
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Sweet Potato (Batat): Nutrition, History, and Benefits of a Remarkable Root Crop

The sweet potato, commonly known as batat, is one of the world’s most nutritious and versatile root vegetables. Unlike regular potatoes, sweet potatoes belong to a different botanical family and…
Posted by deka December 9, 2025
Rice: A Global Staple Crop Shaping Cultures, Economies, and Nutrition
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Rice: A Global Staple Crop Shaping Cultures, Economies, and Nutrition

Rice is one of the most important and widely consumed food crops on Earth, feeding more than half of the world’s population. Cultivated for over 10,000 years, rice has become…
Posted by deka December 9, 2025

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