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Itchy Skin Conditions And Mental Health Are Linked, And We Need to Talk About It

We assume that itchy skin is simply a dermatology problem. Scientists know there is a strong connection between itching and the psyche, but we needed more research. (1) Now new research shows that itchy skin is significantly associated with suicidal ideation, depression, and stress. (2) Itchy Skin Conditions And Mental Health Dermatologist Florence J. Dalgard

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Eyelash Mites: Millions Of People Have Them And Don’t Know (Symptoms)

Nothing is quite as gross as learning simple statistics about gross bugs and their affiliation with human beings. The eyelash mite, for instance, the Demodex folliculitis or Demodex mite, is a parasite that can be found in facial hair follicles and is altogether too common. They are discoverable on millions of different people in the

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Ants Bring Flower Petals To Cover Dead Bumblebee In What Looks Like ‘Funeral’

The video has been taken down from Facebook for some reason, but there are many copies all over the internet. “Saw this outside of my work by the garden. There was a dead bumblebee, and we were watching the ants bring flower petals and leaving them around the bumblebee,” a Facebook user wrote in a

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Chronic Inflammation Removes Motivation By Reducing Dopamine In The Brain

Most of us experience days when we lack get up and go. This mopey feeling can hit us at any time. However, if you suffer from chronic, low-grade inflammation it could be causing your lack of motivation. (1) Chronic Inflammation And Motivation Trends in Cognitive Sciences published a study by a group of scientists who

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Proteins That May Restore Damaged Hearing And Irreversible Deafness Discovered By Researchers

In experiments on mice, researchers at John Hopkins Medicine have identified two proteins responsible for growing cells related to hearing. These proteins are responsible for growing the hair cells in the inner ear of mammals that detect sound. (1) This new discovery may hold the key to restoring hearing loss. How Does Hearing Work? Sound

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