Is Now a Good Time to Buy Travel Tickets? Julie Howard2022-03-0901.9K views As countries update their border control policies and the country gates closed for two years due to the new crown pneumonia are about to be unblocked, everyone’s expectations for traveling… Read more
Research Reveals That These Four Colors are The Most Anti-mosquito Julie Howard2022-03-0701.9K views According to a new study by the University of Washington, wearing green, purple, blue, and white can reduce the chance of mosquito bites. Washington, D.C. (Merxwire) – Since ancient times,… Read more
Study finds More than a Third of Men Will Gain Weight by Football Season Amélie Poulain2022-03-0402.4K views Research has found that more than one-third of men gain weight by the time football season begins, and half of them gain more than 10 pounds, so the start of football is often a sign that men are starting to lose weight. More than half of men believe that having a simple and easy-to-follow weight loss program or helping them deliver meals directly to their homes increases their chances of losing weight. Read more
Kitchen Sponges Are Better For Bacterial Communities Than Lab Petri Dishes Ernest Harry2022-02-2702K views According to a study by Duke University, dishwashing sponges contain a lot of bacteria, and kitchen sponges are more conducive to a variety of bacterial communities and reproduction than laboratory… Read more
Find Out The Secret To Longevity And Enjoy Healthy Old Age Audrey Hazel2022-02-2402K views People are looking for the secret to longevity, hoping to gain a little more time in their lives. However, the longer people live and the more their bodies degenerate, the… Read more
Scientists Detect Multiple Pharmaceutical Residues In The World’s Rivers Derrick Smith2022-02-2301.8K views According to a report by the University of York in the UK, the world’s rivers have been contaminated with residues of paracetamol, nicotine, caffeine, Epilepsy, and Diabetes drugs, posing a… Read more
Study Shows People Sleep With Lights On Are More Likely To Gain Weight Irma Katherine2022-02-1902.2K views According to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, women who were accustomed to sleeping with the lights on or watching TV before bed were 17% more likely to gain… Read more
A Sloppily Wrapped Gift Maybe Even More Surprising When Opened! Derrick Smith2022-02-1601.6K views According to a study published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology, neatly wrapped gifts can lead to more anticipation and may lead to less liking after opening the gift, so… Read more
Is Silence Golden? Rest Your Body and Mind Through “Me Time” Ernest Harry2022-02-1002.3K views People are stressed at work, and there are so many noises in life that they don’t give the ears and brain a good rest. With the popularity of yoga, people… Read more
Is It Good to Be Single? Why Young People Won’t Get Married? Fertility Rate of Taiwan is at the Bottom of the World Amélie Poulain2022-02-0801.9K views Under the influence of modernization and industrialization, late marriage, non-marriage, and low fertility rates are inevitable phenomena, but they also bring many derived problems. For example, living alone or being single for a long time will affect the physical and mental health of people. When the number of deaths exceeds the number of births, the total population of the country will show negative growth, the population structure will tend to age, and the future dependency ratio will be more difficult. Read more