The strange reasons why people are more likely to die in the winter
World over, more people die in the winter than any other season. Scientists have investigated why for decades. They have some ...
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Feeling sluggish in winter? New study confirms humans need extra sleep in colder months
Although humans have adaptability to low temperatures due to clothing and abundant food reserves, allowing them to remain as active in winter as in summer. This widely recognized theory is now ...
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The Human Be-In, Which Happened on This Day in 1967, Set the Stage for the ‘Summer of Love’
This loved-up ‘happening’ on a winter day in San Francisco helped the ... Francisco’s Golden Gate Park in a gathering called the Human Be-In. Timothy Leary advised attendees to “Turn ...
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Feeling the Winter Blues? Notice Nature for a Well-Being Boost
Passmore previously found that noticing nature improves well-being. But she wondered if people could feel the same positive effects in the winter, a season that can deplete mental health. About 5% of ...
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Rising HMPV cases in China are ‘what we would expect to see’ in winter, health officials say
“It was first identified in 2001. It’s been in the human population for a long time. It is a common virus that circulates in winter and spring.” In the United States, the CDC tracks cases of ...
Do you have HMPV? The symptoms to check for as the Chinese virus spreads
Generally, healthcare providers will diagnose HMPV based on your symptoms, taking into account your medical history. A swab ...
‘A step for moose in winter is a step closer to death’: Lack of snow is okay by moose
Stantorf said the survival rate is likely to be higher this winter for the approximately 300 moose who call Anchorage home.