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Sodium Hypochlorite in Tap Water: Chemistry, Effects, and Household Remedies
Sodium hypochloride (NaOCl) is the most commonly used compound for disinfecting tap water, including in Lisbon and other European cities. It enters the water as a solution, releasing active chlorine that kills bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms.
23 hours ago5 min read


"Pills for Immortality" — Hype or Reality?
The Economist recently explored whether science is getting close to creating drugs that slow aging and extend life. Let’s break it down — simply, clearly, and without science-fiction drama.
23 hours ago2 min read


How to keep children motivated in sports. A brief guide for parents
Motivation is a combination of internal and external factors that prompt a person to act and determine the direction, strength, and persistence of their actions. In the context of children's sports, it is what makes a child not just show up for practice, but want to return again and again.
Aug 17 min read


One of the reasons women go to the gym is to get revenge. Ex-boyfriends or ex-husbands.
There are over 159,000 posts on Instagram today with the hashtag #revengebody. Among them, most are women 30+.
Jul 287 min read


Systems genetics in action: from the laboratory to real-world benefits
Systems genetics technologies - QTL and eQTL analyses combined with omics data - are now being applied in medicine, agriculture and ecology to solve real-world problems.
Jul 113 min read


Healthy Longevity is now possible - sports medicine physician
This issue features an in-depth and practical conversation with Irina Zelenkova, Olympic gold medallist sports physician, biohacker and coach to Forbes-listed entrepreneurs. We discuss how to reshape your body, mindset, and lifestyle to not just slow aging, but to start living with science and strategy.
Jun 271 min read


Systems genetics in action: from the laboratory to real-world benefits
Systems genetics technologies - QTL and eQTL analyses combined with omics data - are now being applied in medicine, agriculture and ecology to solve real-world problems.
Jun 193 min read


Why seasonal allergies are becoming more and more common
Spring and summer are traditionally associated with blooming gardens and pleasant walks in the fresh air. However, for many people these seasons bring not joy, but sneezing, itchy eyes and stuffy noses. Seasonal allergies, or hay fever, are becoming increasingly common and intense.
May 243 min read
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