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    Three Common Alcohol Myths, Debunked

    Humanity has a long history with alcohol. Over time, many myths about alcoholic beverages have emerged. Here are just a …

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    When Heat Becomes Deadly: The 35°C Wet-Bulb Limit and What Climate Change Means

    In the context of climate change, which is causing global temperatures to rise, extreme heat is becoming increasingly common. Consequently, there is a serious threat to human health. Our bodies…

  • Food & Nutrition

    How Heat Makes Us Crave Sugar — and What to Do About It

    When the weather heats up, our hands instinctively reach for a bottle of sugary soda or a scoop of ice cream. A new study reported by the Daily Mail finds…

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    Stop Washing at 40°C: What Laundry Temperatures Actually Work

    Think laundry is simple? Your wash temperature might be wrong — and your clothes could be harboring bacteria. What washing temperature should you prefer? Chris van Tulleken — an Oxford…

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    Why cold showers on hot days can be dangerous

    Experts advise against taking a cold shower on a hot day. Professor Adam Taylor from Lancaster University in the UK says cooling off this way can have the opposite effect.…

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    Too Hot to Sleep? Wear Socks — It Actually Helps

    Wearing socks to bed could be the secret to falling asleep faster and getting deeper rest. The idea is rooted in how our sleep systems and body-temperature regulation are closely…

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    People with Depression Tend to Run Hot — The Puzzling Link

    Recently, several studies have uncovered a correlation between symptoms of depression and body temperature. The research team from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) analyzed data from 20,880 individuals…

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    Why You Lose Your Appetite in Hot Weather

    During the sweltering summer months, we often notice that hunger strikes much less frequently than in cooler weather. Researchers have long studied the impact of temperature on appetite. “We know…

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    Women Handle the Cold Better Than Men — Their Heat-Retention Kicks In Sooner

    For a long time, people assumed women are more sensitive to cold than men. But recent research shows that’s not true. Women’s heat-retention mechanisms kick in at lower temperatures than…

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    Could higher body temperature be a sign of depression?

    Depression is often called the ailment of the 21st century. It affects about five percent of the global population, with the prevalence of depression among women twice that of men.…

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    Why 68–77°F Is the Sweet Spot for Better Sleep

    According to a new study, the key to a good night’s sleep lies in keeping the bedroom temperature between 68 and 77°F. Researchers found that this temperature range allows for…

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    Your Fridge Is a Mess—Here’s Where Everything Should Go

    Your refrigerator is the centerpiece of your kitchen—and it needs a little care. Experts at British magazine Which? have identified the best spot for every item in your fridge. They…

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    Most rosé drinkers are getting it wrong — here’s how to enjoy it

    A team of experts explained what makes the perfect rosé. On a summer evening, there’s nothing quite like savoring a glass of chilled rosé. But that delightful experience comes with…

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    Why Cold Beer Tastes Better: Molecules Line Up When You Chill It

    As the days grow warmer, there’s nothing quite like cracking open a can or bottle of cold beer. But why does chilled beer taste so much better, while room-temperature beer…

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    Your Fridge Is a Mess: Common Mistakes That Spoil Your Food

    The refrigerator is the centerpiece of every kitchen, and as such, it requires special care and attention. Experts from the British magazine Which? have identified the ideal spot for every…

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    September 2024 was the planet’s second-hottest on record — and flooding risk is rising

    The planet’s average temperature in September reached 16.17 °C, just shy of the record 16.38 °C set in September 2023. The European Union’s Climate Change Program reported the figure. Scientists…

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    Death Valley Just Recorded Its Hottest Summer on Record

    A heat advisory hung over the national park with an ominous name for most of the summer. The last two months in Death Valley, which straddles eastern California and a…

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    How Extreme Are Temperatures on the Moon

    The Moon’s temperature, like Earth’s, changes depending on whether sunlight is hitting its surface. But the swings are much larger than on our planet. “The temperature wildly fluctuates from extremely…

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    What Temperature Your Home Should Be — and How to Ventilate and Humidify It

    The ideal temperature for living spaces is between 60°F and 68°F (16–20°C), with the bedroom not exceeding 60°F (16°C) and the children’s room not dropping below 64°F (18°C). In apartments…

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