David Webb
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Dec 6, 2024 |
ccm.net | David Webb
A new study reveals that a simple factor can lower your risk of dying by a third. Here's a quick overview of the findings. Humans are inherently social, and our need for connection is crucial for well being. Research shows that social isolation and lack of support can significantly increase mortality risk, particularly among those with obesity, who face higher rates of loneliness and related health issues.
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Dec 6, 2024 |
ccm.net | David Webb
The face behind the iconic Kinder chocolate packaging, has finally come forward to reveal his identity. For years, people have been stealing his image and falsely claiming it as their own. Now, at 31 years old, Matteo Farneti is speaking out about the years of confusion and frustration he has endured. The child's face featured on Kinder chocolate packaging from 2004 to 2019 is now recognized as that of Matteo Farneti, a 31-year-old man from Bologna.
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Dec 6, 2024 |
ccm.net | David Webb
Some of the predictions from this bank seem so outlandish that they almost seem impossible. Yet, even the most fantastic forecasts can have a significant impact on global markets. Danish bank Saxo Bank has released its "Outrageous Predictions" for 2025, marking the 22nd year of bold insights into technology, finance, and the economy. "Our outrageous predictions aren't exactly news, nor entirely real, at least not yet," say the authors.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
ccm.net | David Webb
Staying motivated can be one of the toughest challenges when getting fit, but luckily, these tips can help you stay on track. Many of us want to exercise more, but in spite of our best intentions, we often struggle to stay committed. Motivation fades, and we slip back into old habits. The good news is, you can train your mind to break through these mental barriers with simple, effective strategies. This "mental barrier" has a biological purpose: it protects our energy reserves and prevents burnout.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
ccm.net | David Webb
Beneath Antarctica's thick ice, a unique "living legacy" may hold clues to ecosystems long thought to be gone. In East Antarctica, beneath the ice of Lake Enigma, researchers have uncovered a surprising ecosystem in an area of liquid water. For years, scientists believed this remote lake, in the Victoria Land region, was completely frozen.
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