Popular Beverages: Study Reveals the Amount of Soft Drinks That Harm the Body
Soft drinks are popular, but consuming too much can significantly harm the body. A study has revealed how many soft drinks become problematic.
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October 2024
22 October
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"120 Over 80, Perfect": Why This Blood Pressure Value Isn't Ideal for Everyone, According to a Cardiologist
You've probably heard that "120 over 80" is the perfect blood pressure. But is it really ideal for everyone? A cardiologist explains why it might not be.
21 October
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The Most Useless Key on the Keyboard: What It Actually Does
Every keyboard has a key that many users consider pointless—the Insert (Ins) key. With over 100 keys on a typical keyboard, some go unused, leading to confusion about their actual function. Among these, the Insert key is often misunderstood.
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Like an Overflowing Laundry Basket: This Is What Happens in the Brain of a Child With ADHD
Understanding ADHD is key to supporting those who live with it. What may appear as disorganization or impulsiveness is actually rooted in the way the brain functions differently.
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This Is the Country That Uses the Most Pesticides in Europe – And It's Not the One You Think!
When we think about European countries that use the most pesticides, Spain often comes to mind. However, the reality is more complex and startling.
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What the Red, Green, Yellow, and Blue Buttons on Your TV Remote Are For
Almost all TV remote controls have red, green, yellow, and blue buttons. However, most people are unaware of what these four colored buttons do.
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Few People Know About This Awesome Windows Feature for Copy-Pasting
Like everyone, you no doubt regularly use copy paste to duplicate content on your PC. But you probably don't know that Windows has a memory to store and reuse everything you copy…
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Here's the Trick to Drying Your Clothes Quicker With Your Washing Machine
Drying clothes quickly, without a dryer or a well ventilated room, even in humid weather, is possible! All you need is a simple trick using your washing machine.
18 October
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Caffeine Free Ways to Fight Fatigue: 10 Vitamins That Optimize Energy Levels
Many people turn to caffeine when they feel tired, but a natural solution can help boost energy without relying on stimulants. These vitamins aid in energy utilization and combat fatigue, even without caffeine.
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Easy Weight Loss: A Professor Reveals What to Eat for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
To lose weight long term, it's important to focus on both exercise and diet. Ingo Froböse, an expert in sports and fitness, explains how to get rid of stubborn belly fat and avoid the yo-yo effect.
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Astronauts Will Wear Prada: The Brand Designs Spacesuits for Moonwalks
An unexpected fashion show took place in Milan as Prada revealed the spacesuits astronauts will wear on the Moon. Here's what we know about this blend of design and technology.
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No Need for Diet or Exercise: Harvard Researchers Reveal a Simple Way to Extend Your Life
The idea of living a longer, healthier life is a common goal for many people. While we often hear about the importance of a balanced diet and regular exercise, recent research from Harvard University suggests that there's another, simpler factor that can help increase your lifespan.
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The COVID Pandemic Had a Surprising Effect on the Moon, According to a Scientific Study
Covid disrupted our lives and our world. However, few would have imagined that it would have repercussions in space!
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WhatsApp Adds New Interactive Features to Status Updates
WhatsApp has introduced new features to its Status function, giving users more interactive ways to share and connect.
17 October
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This Is the Best Method to Preserve a Carved Pumpkin: Here's How to Treat It Before Carving
With Halloween approaching, it's important to find a way to make your carved pumpkin last as long as possible.
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555-Million-Year-Old "Underwater Vacuum Cleaner" Fossil Discovered in Australian Desert
An extraordinary fossil discovery in a remote area of Australia has shed new light on the evolution of complex life on Earth.
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NASA Launches Europa Clipper to Jupiter's Moon to Search for Signs of Life
The spacecraft will travel 2.9 billion kilometers to explore an underwater ocean.
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What Is the Hole in the Handles of Pans and Pots Really For?
All pots and pans have a hole at the end of their handles. Contrary to what one might think, this opening is not meant for hanging them on the wall.
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Everyone Makes This Mistake with Excel – Here's the Right Way to Create a Table
Many people use Excel daily but often miss out on one of its most valuable functions for a basic task: creating tables. Excel, Microsoft's renowned spreadsheet software, is indispensable, especially in business. Its vast range of features makes it nearly all-purpose; some people even use it to program management applications, simulate computers, or play the classic '90s game Doom!
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The Size of This Mushroom Is Impressive. But What Is the Largest Fungus in the World?
Fungi are not only one of the most mysterious living organisms but also the largest on Earth. The size of this mushroom will fascinate you.