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Runners are known for their obsession with time and constantly pushing themselves to get faster. However, a new trend in the running community has emerged in recent years – slow running. This approach challenges the notion that running must always be done at high intensities and aims to make running accessible to everyone, regardless of
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Japan successfully accomplished a significant milestone in space exploration as it became the fifth country to achieve a soft lunar landing. Its unmanned Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) mission, also referred to as “Moon Sniper” due to its precision landing capabilities, made history in the early hours of Saturday. However, despite the triumphant touchdown,
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In a groundbreaking study conducted by scientists in China, a new kind of antidepressant has shown promising results not only in alleviating symptoms of depression but also in potentially restoring the body’s ability to fight certain types of cancer. By strategically combining the oral antidepressant ansofaxine hydrochloride with anti-tumor drugs, the researchers observed a significant
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Humans have long prided themselves on possessing the ability to recall past events, a cognitive skill known as episodic memory. It is believed that this capacity distinguishes us from other animals, enabling us to make informed decisions and plan for the future based on our past experiences. However, some animal behavior experts challenge this notion
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