His statement as the First World War gas attack martyr proved to be wrong A story told by Adolf about himself can now be seen as propaganda. He claimed that the First World War ended for him when he was blinded in a mustard gas attack. Previously unpublished letters reveal now that his blindness was [...]
Experts now believe that mild to moderate depression may be good for us – and even help us live longer. We constantly hear how depression disfigures our lives, but some experts have an interesting, if controversial, theory: depression can be good for us. To anyone in the grip of depression, which can vary from mild [...]
Healthy food and equal rights for middle age females by Galina Toktalieva One of my associate photographers took me for lunch in Lugner City. We both liked busy atmosphere of the place. There, in the midst of common turmoil, we could talk about our common projects and about script for feature film I was writing. [...]
By Galina Toktalieva For thousands of years living without electricity and toothpaste, our forefathers, free of matrimonial restraints forced later by patriarchate, used to choose intimate partner by smell, as many mammals do. Probably the ability of humans to perceive odors partly degenerated with time. But even now in epoch of commercial odorants and perfumes, [...]
A panel of federal advisers wrestle to give answer to a question that has bedeviled generations of frustrated men: What do women want? That enigma will be part of a Food and Drug Administration committee’s deliberations next month when it considers endorsing the first pill designed to do for women what Viagra did for men. [...]
GENES behind the immune system may explain why some women have more sexual partners than others. The major histocompatibility complex is the most gene-dense region of the genome and plays an important role in our immune system. The more diverse the genes of this region are, the more effective this complex is at disease resistance [...]