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WITH cases of flu rising across the UK this winter, personal trainers have shared a quick, 15-minute workout, after research ...

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The study surveyed patients at the University of Iowa Health Care Medical Center about their levels of physical activity. Their final dataset amounted to over 7,000 respondents and showed a ...

Biochemical and physiological mechanisms of adaptation of organisms to the marine environment. Special emphasis is on biological responses to temperature, salinity, carbon dioxide, pH and bicarbonate ...

This means Father Christmas must fly at an astonishing speed of 8.2 million kilometers per hour, or 0.8% the speed of light. Measuring Father Christmas' Speed Using Rudolph's Nose Now, how can we ...

Saline drops and rinses are a quick way to clear mucus from the nose. For long-term relief from seasonal stuffiness, itching and sneezing, many doctors recommend nasal steroids, sold as Flonase ...

If we could catch the color of Rudolph's famous red nose with one of our telescopes, we could use the Doppler effect to measure the speed of Father Christmas. Here's how that might work—and why ...