Which specialists are most in demand in America?

Finding a job in the US can be challenging, especially if your skills are not in high demand. A VisualCapitalist study of LinkedIn job listings revealed which industry in the United States is hiring the most people. According to data for all countries, the share...

Benefit or harm: do films with subtitles help when learning a language?

We all know about the most popular ways to learn a language. And one of them is to watch movies or TV series with subtitles. But does this method really work? The Conversation has figured this out. The main purpose of subtitles is to enable viewers to understand...

Residents of which countries drink the most: the ranking will surprise you

The UK has beaten most countries to become the third biggest drinker in the world. It lost only to Romania, which unexpectedly took first place, and Denmark. Fox News writes about this. Fox News writes about this. “Almost every fifth...

Intermittent fasting is very popular: how effective it really is

Researchers have found that synchronizing calorie intake synchronizes circadian rhythms in many organ systems in mice. Does it work on humans, Scitech Daily said. Numerous studies have shown the health benefits of time-restricted food intake, including increased life expectancy…

Scientists make cancer cells commit 'suicide': this is the future of cancer treatment

Scientists at Tel Aviv University (TAU) have for the first time managed to encode a bacteriological toxin into messenger RNA molecules, which delivered it to cancer cells and caused the disease to actually commit suicide. How it all happens, the Browser told. The results of the study were published in the journal Theranostics. Revolutionary…

Drinking lots of coffee is good: 3-4 cups a day may even protect against cancer

The study has good news for avid coffee drinkers. According to results published in the journal BMC Public Health, drinking three to four cups a day may reduce the risk of liver cancer and other liver diseases. The New York Post writes about it. Researchers studied coffee habits...

Scientists have found that plants can talk, and even recorded the 'speech' of a tomato

In a groundbreaking study, a Tel Aviv University team has documented "talking" plants for the first time. Scientists have discovered the clicking sounds that plants make. People cannot hear them, they differ depending on the type and type of stress, according to the Times Of Israel. During some time…

Egg or chicken: scientists finally figured out what came first

Have you heard the age-old riddle: “Which came first, the chicken or the egg?” Metaphorically, this is a reflection on the futility of determining the cause of a self-perpetuating cycle. Literally, this is a great question for evolutionary biologists, according to LiveScience. Chickens come from eggs, and eggs come from chickens. So what…

Genetics is not the main thing: 5 habits that will help you live to 90+ years

Research shows that increasing your chances of living to 90 may be due to your lifestyle, not just genetics. Writes about it CNBC. Currently, 1 in 5000 Americans is a centenarian or person under the age of…

Scientists tried to save a man from a serious illness with the help of innovative therapy, but the patient died unexpectedly, and doctors cannot understand the reason

A volunteer involved in a unique gene-editing study has died, and those behind the trial are now trying to figure out what killed him. More about this was told by the publication APNews. Terry Horgan, 27, who suffered from Duchenne muscular dystrophy, died in October, according to…

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