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TV PRESENTER ARTO NYBERG, 6 July 2005© ARI KAKKINEN/PICTURE GROUP/SKOY Arto Nyberg has the grips of a gentleman. As it should be. Hymy’s observant follower, who saw Arto and his wife in Helsinki’s Hakaniemi, was able to witness that. “The … Read more

According to a study conducted in 2023, people over 60 are 27% more likely to develop dementia if they lose just 1% of a certain stage of sleep each year, writes Science Alert. Slow-wave sleep (or NREM) is the third … Read more

Gemini: May 21 – June 21 You enjoy the little things and try to do good deeds for those around you. All these things will fill you with joy. In the coming period you will have pleasant surprises. The stars … Read more

Panoramic view of Alteogen headquarters. (Health Korea News / Lee Si-woo) Bio platform company Alteogen (CEO Park Soon-jae) and Daiichi Sankyo (CEO Manabe Sunao, 眞鍋 淳) and the antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) Enhertu® (Trastuzumab Deluxe) It announced on the 8th that … Read more

Exercise that can be done consistently anytime, anywhere is highly effective. input 2024.11.09 10:05 input 2024.11.09 10:05correction 2024.11.09 08:12 Views 22 Squats are considered one of the exercises that can be easily done anytime, anywhere. (Photo = Getty Image Bank) … Read more

Photo: Vertical.com Cerebrovascular diseases are one of the rightly feared diseases in developed countries. They are in third place in terms of the causes of death. In addition, this group of diseases is the second most common cause of mental … Read more

This research highlights the importance of considering environmental exposure to pesticides to explain prostate cancer morbidity based on geographic area and calls for future studies to clarify these risks. A significant time lapse between exposure and the appearance of cancer … Read more

The figures show that the French are starting to shun sushi. A study by Speak Snacking, the results of which were revealed in 2023 during the Sandwich & Snack Show, revealed that the Japanese specialty had left the top 10 … Read more

TV PRESENTER ARTO NYBERG, 6 July 2005© ARI KAKKINEN/PICTURE GROUP/SKOY Arto Nyberg has a good sense of humor. The man who received the news about the end of the man’s 20-year program at Yle has kept a small twinkle in … Read more

Scientists have recently explored the intriguing possibility that extraterrestrial life may not need a planet to sustain itself. At first glance, planets seem like ideal places to find life. After all, the only known place where life is known to … Read more