Smiling unwillingly is bad for health
According to German researchers, forcing staff to be happy and polite all the time is likely to make them sick.
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Soon, 3 D ’super road maps’ of planets
These 3 D “super road maps” of other planets and moons would provide robots, astronauts and engineers details about atmospheric composition, biohazards, wind speed and temperature.
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Premature ejaculation defined
It’s official now - ejaculation in less than 60 seconds from start of intercourse is “premature”.
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Silicon chip alternative developed
Weixiao Huang has made a breakthrough by developing a new transistor that uses a compound material known as gallium nitride (GaN).
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Less height? Blame your older brother
A new study says having an older brothers means shorter siblings and a chance of less reproductive success.
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Smallest copter to fly in da Vinci’s city
According to Japanese developer Gennai Yanagisawa, the 75-kg helicopter will make a demonstration flight in the city of Vinci, near Florence, on May 25.
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Music eases blood pressure
If your blood pressure is high, do not fret. Just breathe slowly, turn on some quiet, slow rhythmic music and watch your blood pressure tumble drastically.
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Weight loss may resolve sex problems
Weight loss may help resolve erectile dysfunction in obese men, according to a new research.
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Drought forces out Spain’s underwater church
This year, receding waters have exposed the 11th-century church completely, attracting crowds of tourists who stand gazing around it on the dusty bed of the reservoir.
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Mobiles more important than wallets
A survey has found that while more than 38% of the 2,367 people polled chose their mobile phones, less than 30% chose their wallets first.
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