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Porn isn’t common in Israel? Think again, says top researcher
In series of studies on Israeli porn habits, researcher explores motivations behind consumption, revealing when it benefits viewers and when it stems from efforts to fill emotional voids or address underlying psychological issues
Lori Stadtmauer
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09.08.24
Vanishing knowledge: Archiving science in the digital age
While scientific content appears more accessible than ever, the reality is that virtual memory is riddled with gaps leading to significant loss of digital information
Orr Peleg/Davidson Institute of Science
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08.30.24
Levels of microplastics in human rose 50% over last 8 years, study shows
Brain samples contained 7 to 30 times more plastic pieces than samples from kidneys and liver, with polyethylene, a plastic used in various products, being predominant in brain tissue and testicles, potentially carrying harmful chemicals into the body and posing risks to reproductive health
Ynetnews
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08.28.24
Ice Age Europeans were nearly extinct in climate change, study finds
Widescale analyses of demographic changes of early hunter-gatherer fossils shows extreme weather events nearly decimated humanity in western Europe
Yogev Israely
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08.21.24
Former Gaza hostages face severe trauma, children suffer most, study finds
Schneider Children's Medical Center details physical and mental challenges faced by former hostages during treatment; young children exhibited submissive behavior patterns, some of whom suffered from recurring nightmares and observed speaking in whispers
Adir Yanko
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08.12.24
October 7 victims still experiencing mental anguish, study shows
Data show while many in general population gradually recovering from mental ramifications of Hamas attack, victims continue to experience severe post-traumatic symptoms and mental health challenges
Hadar Gil-Ad
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08.06.24
Our Last Universal Common Ancestor was an anaerobic microbe that lived 4.2 billion years ago
Study suggests it lived approximately 400 million years after Earth's formation, during a period of heavy asteroid bombardment. Some experts doubt it could have survived
Ynetnews
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08.06.24
Major volcanic eruption cooled rather than warmed Earth, study finds
Researchers show Hunga Tonga volcano’s eruption in 2022 caused more energy to leave the climate system than enter it, resulting in a slight cooling effect
Yogev Israely
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07.30.24
The Great Red Spot may be feeding off smaller storms, study suggests
The Great Red Spot is a massive, high-pressure anticyclonic storm on Jupiter's southern hemisphere, appearing as an enormous red-orange oval visible from Earth
Ynetnews
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07.22.24
Monkeys with more expressive faces make for better leaders, study finds
Expressive faces, particularly in dominant males, lead to stronger social connections, more cohesive groups, and important roles within their social structures and leadership styles
Ynetnews
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07.22.24
New study uncovers role of oxytocin in humans
Weizmann Institute of Science study examines the role of oxytocin of mice groups and finds it has a critical social aspect in females which is less pronounced with males
Eitan Gefen
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07.11.24
Groundbreaking study links gut microbiome to autism
The findings suggest a link between gut health and autism, raising the possibility of new treatment possibilities like probiotics and fecal transplants
Ynetnews
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07.11.24
How long should men really last in bed?
Many men worry about the time it takes for them to reach ejaculation during sex, but what do studies say about the subject and why you shouldn't let it take the pleasure out of the act
Lori Stadtmauer
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07.10.24
New study finds which clothes to wear to avoid sweat odor
University of Alberta Researchers examine why certain fabrics smell worse than others, when ventilation can help and when washing is necessary; identify best fabric to maintain freshness
Yogev Israely
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07.10.24
Waves likely shape Titan's shorelines, new study finds
Titan, Saturn's largest moon, has a unique geography with rivers, lakes, seas, and waves composed of liquid methane and ethane hydrocarbons due to extreme cold temperatures, making it unique in the solar system
Ynetnews
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06.26.24
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