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Pattern hair loss could be due to gut bacteria

May 5, 2018 in Health
Experiments with antibiotics and bacteria-free mice reveal how gut bacteria could cause hair loss.

High definition archaeology reveals secrets of the earliest cities

May 15, 2018 in Society & Culture
A new approach to urban archaeology casts fresh light on daily life in some of the world’s first cities.

The eyes look, but the brain sees

May 6, 2018 in Society & Culture
Our brain quickly adapts to new surroundings and only sees the most important information captured though our eyes.

Archaeologists think they have found Copenhagen’s oldest church

April 28, 2018 in Society & Culture
If they are correct then Copenhagen was already a bustling city in medieval times, much earlier than previously thought.

Future cities could be lit by algae

May 3, 2018 in Technology
Bioluminescent algae are a sustainable light source.

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.

Meet the mud dragon: The tiny animal that lives on the beach

April 21, 2018 in Environment
This fascinating dragon-like animal can be found on beaches all over the world. But you will need a microscope to see one.

Medicine in Antiquity: From ancient temples to Roman logistics

April 12, 2018 in Society & Culture
A showdown with religious dogmas, an early scientific approach, and diligent use of plants were some of the ingredients of ancient medicine. Welcome aboard a historic journey to Greek temples, body fluids, and Roman hygiene.

Fear of gender quotas is irrational

May 1, 2018 in Society & Culture
Opposition arises when management believe that they always choose the best candidate for the position. But they are blind to their own biases, which keep women out of the top jobs.

The Baltic Sea needs an intervention

April 14, 2018 in Environment
According to scientists, farming is now the biggest source of pollution in the Baltic Sea.

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