Scientists: Exercise can fight erectile dysfunction

April 19, 2018 in Health

Exercising several times a week can stave off erectile dysfunction among men. A new study outlines how much exercise it takes.

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Test yourself: Are you addicted to exercise?

March 1, 2018 in Health

Danish researchers have developed a world first. It is a new method to spot exercise addiction among children and young adults.
Why you should read and train to boost your brain

February 28, 2018 in Health

Exercise and reading create visible changes in the brain, according to research on nuns and rats in luxury cages. The brain can generate new brain cells and neural pathways, offering hope for stroke victims.
Climate Change draws invasive species to the Arctic

February 26, 2018 in Natural Sciences

Warmer temperatures and declining sea ice pulls foreign animals and plants to the Arctic, with drastic consequences for these sensitive ecosystems.
No one can "shrug off" bullying at work

February 26, 2018 in Society & Culture

A new study punctures the myth that certain people have strong enough mental armour to emerge unscathed from bullying on the job.
Can Greenlandic mud help feed the world?

February 25, 2018 in Natural Sciences

Can nutrient-rich mud from Greenland transform poor tropical soils to produce more and higher quality food? This is what a new research project will study.
Twice as many Norwegian boys as girls start school late

February 24, 2018 in Society & Culture

More boys than girls begin school a year late and more girls than boys begin a year early. But researchers are not certain whether maturity is the explanation.
Beautiful buildings are more sustainable

February 23, 2018 in Environment

It is not all about energy efficiency. Preserving beautiful old buildings that are functional and use high quality materials is a form of sustainability, say researchers.
Are mercury dental fillings really that dangerous?

February 22, 2018 in Health

If mercury is unhealthy for us to eat in fish, why is it okay for it to be in dental amalgam in our mouths?
Climate change boosts algae growth in the Arctic

February 21, 2018 in Natural Sciences

Microscopic algae living underneath sea ice are an essential source of food in the Arctic ocean. But do we really know how little light they need to survive?
Genetic predisposition for obesity increases risk of asthma

February 21, 2018 in Health

Some cases of asthma might be avoided by maintaining a healthy weight.

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How bears adapt to hunting

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Female brown bears in Sweden are now frequently caring for their offspring for an additional year.

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