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World celebrates Yoga Day on June 21 with the theme ‘Yoga for Self and Society’

The combination of the human body and mind is symbolized by the Sanskrit term "Yoga.” Read further on Dynamite News:

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Modern surgery began with saws and iron hands – how amputation transformed the body in the Renaissance

The human body today has many replaceable parts, ranging from artificial hearts to myoelectric feet. What makes this possible is not just complicated technology and delicate surgical procedures. It’s also an idea — that humans can and should alter patients’ bodies in supremely difficult and invasive ways.

The Conversation

Espargaro: Downforce in MotoGP “too much for the human body”

The Aprilia rider finished a distant 11th in the Italian GP at the start of June in an overall difficult race for those on RS-GPs, with Maverick Vinales the best of them in eighth.

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Channel 5 unsure over fate of Michael Mosley’s new documentary series

His latest show is a three-parter called ‘Wonders of the Human Body’

The Independent UK

Kidneys, ribs and even testicles: the extra body parts you might not know you have

Thanks to millions of years of evolution, the human body has become well versed in its developmental processes. Most of the time, it gives us the correct number of organs and structures that we need to function. But sometimes, hiccups in this process mean people end up with extras.

The Conversation

Signs of hypocalcemia in pregnant women

Hypocalcaemia is a low level of calcium in the blood. Calcium in the blood helps our nerves work, makes our muscles squeeze together so we can move, helps in clotting in case of bleeding, and helps the heart work properly. Hypocalcaemia can hinder the human body’s ability to perform these…

The Times of India

The bacteria in your mouth play an important role in your health – here are four diseases linked to your oral microbiome

Your mouth is one of the most diverse habitats in the human body. It contains over 700 known species of bacteria, as well as yeasts, viruses and some protozoa. This community is collectively referred to as the oral microbiome – and like your gut microbiome, the bacteria in your mouth…

The Conversation

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5 common symptoms of bone cancer

Bone cancer, though relatively rare, is a serious condition that can affect any of the 206 bones in the human body. Knowing the symptoms is crucial for early detection and treatment. Here are 5 common symptoms of bone cancer that everyone should know about.

The Times of India

Pls Spare A Thought For This Bride Who Gambled On A Fart In Her $15,000 Dress & Lost

“It was a substance no human body should emit.”

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Researchers with Scottish university discover drug which could treat Alzheimer's

A HORMONE present in the human body could be used to stop early stage Alzheimer’s disease in its tracks, scientists have announced.

The National (Scotland)

Unlocking the body’s defences: understanding immunotherapy

In the battle against diseases, the human body boasts an intricate defence network capable of identifying and neutralising threats – the immune system. It serves as a guardian, constantly patrolling the body to keep it safe from invaders like bacteria, viruses, and even cancer cells.

The Conversation

A-list Stars, Menstruating Superheroes In Cannes VR Competition

From a voyage through the human body with Cate Blanchett, to a feminist superhero satire featuring giant tampons and octopus demons, the Cannes Film Festival launches its first competition for virtual reality films on Wednesday.

International Business Times

Mollie O’Callaghan: Australia’s ‘dolphin in a human body’ set for bumper Olympic haul

The swimmer is ‘slippery in the water’ while her ‘underwaters are phenomenal’ – and she is being backed to win six golds in Paris

The Guardian - AU

What Are The Applications Of Chemistry In Everyday Activities?

Have you ever thought about the reasons why you cry when you chop onions, why the leaves have chlorophyll and how the food is digested?

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Matthew Mcconaughey To Narrate Groundbreaking 3D Medical Documentary

Discover the awe-inspiring world of medical marvels narrated by Matthew McConaughey in 'Superhuman Body: World of Medical Marvels' documentary.

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30 Cool But Pretty Disturbing Facts About The Human Body That Not Many People Know About

The human body is utterly fascinating. But just when you think you’ve got a grip on everything there is to know, science progresses and throws you a curveball. The post 30 Cool But Pretty Disturbing Facts About The Human Body That Not Many People Know About first appeared on Bored…

The Times of India

New drug target to prevent Ebola found

Scientists have found a new way in which Ebola reproduces in the human body, how it interacts with a human protein called ubiquitin and have thus identified a potential target for drugs to prevent the viral disease. The deadly virus affects people mostly in sub-Saharan Africa. "We used a combination…

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Shifters; The Human Body; Nachtland – review

Benedict Lombe’s new play about two almost-lovers is alive and unpredictable; Keeley Hawes and Jack Davenport have a glimmering brief encounter; and a Hitler painting causes a family rift in Patrick Marber’s latest production

The Guardian - UK

The Human Body review – Keeley Hawes and the NHS in a silver-screen romance

Hawes and Jack Davenport radiate as postwar lovers in Lucy Kirkwood’s post-war romantic drama set against the birth of the NHS

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CRISPR 'will provide cures for genetic diseases that were incurable before,' says renowned biochemist Virginijus Šikšnys

Live Science spoke with biochemist Virginijus Šikšnys, whose work helped establish CRISPR as a gene-editing system.

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