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![]() | Despite a growing population and corresponding pressures on the habitat of tigers and despite poverty, the tiger population in India has increased by 30 percent in the last two decades with now 3700 tigers in the wild. New research finds that this is a result of ecological restoration, economic initiatives, political stability, and a culturally rooted reverence for tigers. related: #tiger #India |
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| In a new study with more than 200 couples in a romantic relationship it has been found that - although an honest statement such as "I really dislike when you do x" can be hurtful - in the long run honesty is beneficial for relationships. For instance, honesty contributes to a better overall well-being. related: #honesty #couple |
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| A new study with mice shows that GL-II-73, a drug recently tested to treat Alzheimer's disease, can restore some memory and cognitive functions of mice with Alzheimer's disease. The drug has the potential of delaying the progression of the disease or even preventing some damages to the brain. related: #Alzheimer |
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| A new study suggests that higher caffeine levels might reduce obesity and the risk of type 2 diabetes. related: #coffee #caffeine #diabetes #obesity |
![]() | In Denmark, there is "The Denmark Library Borrow a Person" initiative, in which you can book a 30 minute slot to listen to a person's life story. The project is meant to foster meaningful connections, learning from others' experiences, and fight prejudices. It can help individuals to gain a better understanding of themselves and to develop resilience and coping strategies. More than 1000 people have registered as "books". related: #library #person |
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