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wikitree (1018 Posts)

  • Joker: Folie à Deux: What to Know About the Buzzing Sequel and Its Ratings! Joker: Folie à Deux captivates with strong performances, unique direction, but lacks a post-credits scene amid mixed ratings.
  • Trash Balloons Fly Again: North Korea Provokes South After Armed Forces Day Celebrations North Korea has resumed its controversial practice of launching balloons toward South Korea, marking the first such incident in ten days.
  • How Small Gifts Like Chocolate Make People Happier Than a Chat According to a recent study, small gifts like chocolate can be more effective than a conversation in lifting someone's mood.
  • Stanford Study Reveals Aging Happens in Sudden Leaps, Not Gradually A Stanford University research team scientifically proved that aging accelerates rather than progresses gradually.
  • Forget Fasting: Nutritionist Suggests Frequent Meals for Better Weight Loss It's widely believed that avoiding food is key to weight loss. However, a new perspective challenges this idea.
  • E-Cigarettes Linked to Poor Athletic Performance, Similar to Smoking A recent study revealed that e-cigarettes significantly impair athletic performance, similar to traditional cigarettes.
  • Monster Missile Alert: Hyunmoo-5 to Make Its Debut This October 1st The Hyunmoo-5 missile's debut during Armed Forces Day showcases South Korea's military strength and defense strategy against North Korea.
  • Dry Eyes Aren't Just Annoying—They Could Cause THESE Scary Eye Issues In South Korea, dry eye syndrome cases rose to 2.5 million, leading to increased awareness of conjunctival concretions and treatment options.
  • 7 Expert-Backed Tricks to Calm Your Kid’s Meltdown Toddlers often throw tantrums when frustrated; parents can manage these with seven effective strategies for emotional support.
  • Coffee's Role in Reducing Inflammation and Muscle Loss Coffee can help reduce inflammation and combat muscle loss in older adults, with daily drinkers showing 11% to 13% more muscle mass.
  • Is Your Workout Playlist Harming Your Ears? Risks of Earbuds While Exercising Listening to music while exercising boosts performance, but improper earbud use can lead to ear infections and hearing loss.
  • Shocking Truth About ‘Healthy’ Foods that Might Trigger Type 1 Diabetes A study suggests bananas, oats, and wheat may increase Type 1 diabetes risk in children, raising dietary concerns.
  • Statins May Slash Cancer Risk by Up to 66%, Study Finds Research suggests statins may lower the risk of heart disease and over 20 cancers, potentially aiding in cancer prevention.
  • Is Your Perfume Triggering Early Puberty in Kids? Cosmetics Influence Hormone Timing in Minors A study suggests hormone-disrupting chemicals in cosmetics may lead to earlier puberty in minors, urging careful product selection.
  • Pop Quiz: How Much Do You Really Know About Corn? Celebrate one of autumn’s favorite staples: corn! Not only is it delicious, but it also packs a nutritious punch that’s worth exploring.
  • Is Your Ear Ringing? Recognizing and Responding to Sudden Hearing Loss Sudden sensorineural hearing loss can indicate an emergency; timely treatment is essential for recovery and managing ear health.
  • Dentist Reveals Shocking Truth: Avoid Brushing Your Teeth After These TWO Situations Dr. Margaret Feldborg advised against brushing teeth immediately after meals or vomiting, as it can harm enamel.
  • COVID-19 Lockdowns Linked to Accelerated Brain Aging in Teens, New Research Shows A study has revealed that the COVID-19 pandemic has sped up adolescent brain aging, with the effects being more pronounced in females.
  • Lawsuit Over Ohtani’s 50th Home Run Ball Stalls High-Stakes Auction A baseball fan has filed a civil lawsuit claiming ownership of the 50th home run ball and requesting that the auction be halted.
  • One-Third of Children Worldwide Struggle with Nearsightedness A study reveals global myopia rates in children have tripled since the 1990s, now affecting 36% due to increased screen time.
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