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People often adjust what they share about their achievements based on what a conversation partner just revealed. Recent research suggests these choices are driven by an intention to protect the other person's feelings rather than self-presentation.
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The journal PeerJ has retracted a study that attempted to capture tourists’ “authentic responses” to venomous snakes by putting plastic models and dead vipers around popular hiking destinations and…
Saffron and ostrich liver were prescribed but so were exercise, gardens, animals, socialising, and music - by Katherine Harvey Read on Aeon
India’s healthcare changemakers take centre stage at the sixth ETHealthworld Healthcare Leaders Awards, as Guest of Honour Sonam Wangchuk joins the gala evening to celebrate and felicitate the winners…
[Daily News] Arusha -- THE World Health Organisation (WHO) Regional Director for Africa, Professor Mohamed Janabi, has urged African countries to take greater ownership of their health systems and…
The Supreme Court takes a firm stance on food safety, emphasising the urgent need for clear front-of-pack warning labels on products high in salt, sugar, and fat
THE missing money severely impacted Brit Gareth Raymont, 78, who suffers from cancer, and his German wife Brigitte, who is in a wheelchair.
