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Methyl Bromide: New Study Suggests Absence of This Gas is Linked to Life on Other Planets

Medicine & Technology Oct 17, 2022

The gas, methyl bromide, in particular, has long been linked to life on Earth. It naturally occurs from the plant process defending itself. Read to learn more.

Social Media May Be Harmful to Mental Health; Women on Fitness Online Are More Likely to Fall Into Narcissistic Trap of Sports Influencers [Study]

Oct 16, 2022

New research has set an alarm for a phenomenon that's popular on social media. Rather than improving people's health and well-being, they risk feeding the narcissistic side of influences harming followers, especially young women's mental health.

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Methyl Bromide: New Study Suggests Absence of This Gas is Linked to Life on Other Planets

Social Media May Be Harmful to Mental Health; Women on Fitness Online Are More Likely to Fall Into Narcissistic Trap of Sports Influencers [Study]

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