Researchers Discover Link Between Mushroom Consumption and Lower Cancer Risk Derrick Smith2023-06-1105.1K views Do you like to eat mushrooms? Mushrooms are good for human health, so you may eat more mushrooms after you understand them! Studies have shown that eating mushrooms can reduce… Read more
Study Confirms that Being a Dad is Less Stressful and Happier than Being a Mom Derrick Smith2023-06-0702.6K views Research shows that after becoming a parent, most mothers will take more time to raise children, and the child is more attached to the mother, so it is more difficult for mothers to have enough rest time, so the stress level is higher than that of fathers. Dads who are children’s playmates are generally happier. Read more
Supporting World Oceans Day: CDIB Carries Out Beach Cleanup, Angelo Koo Advocates for Ocean Sustainability Irma Katherine2023-06-0701.7K views TAIPEI, TAIWAN (Merxwire) – Remember the time sea turtles had plastic straws stuck in their nose? According to National Geographic, 8 million tons of plastic waste litters the oceans each… Read more
World Environment Day Invites Everyone to Say No to Plastic Julie Howard2023-06-0201.8K views The United Nations has held World Environment Day every year since 1973 to encourage environmental awareness and action worldwide. The 50th anniversary will be celebrated in 2023. This year, with… Read more
Mass Bees in South Korea Die and Disappear, Experts Worry about the Ecological Crisis Amélie Poulain2023-05-3104.7K views South Korea is in the spring and summer flowering season, and the fragrance of flowers is overflowing. Theoretically, it should attract many bees to come to collect honey, but there are no bees. In the past two years, the problem of “missing bees” has become more serious. Only In 2022, more than 7.8 billion bees will die suddenly. The South Korean government has set up a special investigation team, hoping to find out the real reason. Read more
Tire Wear Particles Become the Invisible Killer of the Earth, Endangering the Marine Ecology Amélie Poulain2023-05-2403.1K views Plastic is a serious part of marine pollution. Too much plastic waste and the plastic particles it decomposes will cause environmental and ecological problems. In recent years, environmental scientists have noticed another marine pollutant that is invisible to the naked eye, which is “tyre dust” known as the invisible killer. Read more
Scientists Find Eating Almonds Can Reduce Calorie Intake Julie Howard2023-05-1901.8K views Almonds are nutritious foods. When you are hungry, you may wish to choose almonds with high nutritional value. It gives you a sense of fullness and slows down fat absorption.… Read more
JFW ENTERTAINMENT is Stepping into Global Business Worldwide – Set to Release Many Impressively International Projects Irma Katherine2023-05-18026.8K views LOS ANGELES, CA (Merxwire) – Recently, Honor of Kings international server has successfully launched in Brazil App Store, Google Play and Samsung Store for public testing, officially entering the international… Read more
Studies Found Loneliness would Change Your Brain’s Cognition and Affect Well-being Amélie Poulain2023-05-1502.7K views Do you always stay away from people, live alone, and rarely talk with people, share your emotions, or ask for help from others? Studies have confirmed that the longer a person is alone, will produce sad feelings and affect the brain’s thinking, emotions, perception, and physical and mental health. Read more
CDIB Cares for Families and Drives Sustainability, Angelo Koo Advocates Businesses Supporting Families in Need Irma Katherine2023-05-1502.3K views TAIPEI, TAIWAN (Merxwire) – To address the impact of global issues and shifting societal norms on families, the United Nations has designated May 15 as the “International Day of Families”, calling… Read more