July 19, 2013
Mohenjo
Medical
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There is nothing like a biblical plague landing on your face to make you question the importance of importance of physical appearance. I was 24 years old when I noticed a massive knot on my face that caused my left eye to close slightly. I was sure that something horrible had bitten me and was equally sure that some topical cream and an antibiotic would cure it. But when my normally personality-less dermatologist sat down beside me, put his hand on my arm and said, “You are so young and pretty. I am so sorry,” I knew I was wrong on both counts.
At the time the plague descended, I was a trainer for a mid-sized bank, which called for me to present in front of people on a regular basis. I was also getting married soon… that special time in a girl’s life when you prepare for that walk down the runway that church folks call an aisle.
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June 26, 2013
Mohenjo
Medical
"kisspeptin", A healthy baby boy, amazon, aviation, baby, baby boy, business, current-events, fatal complication of traditional IVF, Health, healthy baby, hormone, Hormone Treatment, Hotels, mahormone called "kisspeptin", make in vitro fertilization safer, medicine, new IVF treatment is gentle, new method of in vitro fertilization (IVF, politics, research, Science, society, technology, Technology News, transportation, travel, United Kingdom, vacation, Video, vitro fertilization (IVF), what to expect
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SUMMARY: A healthy baby boy was born using a new method of in vitro fertilization (IVF). Doctors hope the new procedure will reduce the risk of a rare but potentially fatal complication of traditional IVF.
Doctors in the United Kingdom hope they have found a way to make in vitro fertilization safer for women. They’ve discovered a naturally-derived hormone called “kisspeptin” that stimulates a woman’s ovaries for egg production, but the new IVF treatment is gentler than traditional methods. The procedure has already produced a healthy baby boy for a very happy family.
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June 16, 2013
Mohenjo
Technical
a rather curious dichotomy, amazon, animal welfare, anthropomorphise, business, climate, compassion fatigue, dehumanise, dichotomy, Environment, fatigue, gaming, Health, huffington post, huffingtonpost, human rights abuses, human-rights, humans anthropomorphise, humans dehumanise, mental-health, politics, religion, research, Science, Science News, society, technology, Technology News, travel, vacation, Video, videogames
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Two things humans often do: We anthropomorphise, and we dehumanise. Which is, if you think about it, a rather curious dichotomy: when we anthropomorphise, we ascribe human characteristics to inhuman beings, and when we dehumanise, we do the opposite, denying the full and equal humanity of other members of our own species. The classic example of this is someone who invests deeply in animal welfare, but doesn’t care about human rights abuses. Obviously, it’s possible to feel passionate about both, and there’s also the issue of compassion fatigue: There’s only so much we can care about before we reach a sort of emotional event horizon and start to shut down.
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Foz Meadows, YA urban fantasy writer, author of the novels Solace and Grief and The Key to Starveldt.
Foz is also a prolific blogger, writing about feminism, pop culture, politics and more both at her own place Shattersnipe: Malcontent & Rainbows and over at The Huffington Post. Foz’s posts constantly blow our minds away so we just had to invite her over for this year’s Smugglivus.
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March 8, 2013
Mohenjo
Medical
AF, afib, amazon, American Heart Association, aol, Atrial fibrillation, both sexes, business, everyday health, Health, heart arrhythmia, higher risk of stroke-related death in women, Hotels, irregular heartbeat, maing, medicine, more men are diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, myaol, politics, research, Science, Science News, society, stroke-related death in women, technology, Technology News, travel, vacation, women
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Atrial fibrillation affects both sexes, but there’s a higher risk of stroke-related death in women. Find out how symptoms and treatments vary between men and women.
Atrial fibrillation, also called Afib or AF, is the most common type of irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). It’s also manageable and often curable. So why are women at greater risk from its complications than men are? According to the American Heart Association, more men are diagnosed with atrial fibrillation than women are, but women have a higher rate of death from strokes related to the condition.
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February 10, 2013
Mohenjo
Science
44 percent less sperm, British, British Journal Of Sports Medicine, business, climate, Harvard, Harvard School of Public Health, harvard study, Health, huffingtonpost, Infertility, journal of sports medicine, Male Fertility, mental-health, politics, Reproductive Science, research, school of public health, Science, Science News, society, sperm, Sperm Count, Sperm Counts Declining, Sperm Production, technology, Television, Too Much Tv, travel, TV, TV might kill you sooner, TV Viewing, vacation, Video
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A few years ago, we learned that too much TV might kill you sooner. Now, a new Harvard study is telling us excessive TV-watching could slash men’s sperm count, too.
The Harvard School of Public Health’s sperm study, published this week in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, determined that guys glued to the tube more than 20 hours per week had 44 percent less sperm than those who watched no TV.
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A new study on sperm counts suggests that excessive
TV-watching could slash men’s sperm count.
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December 4, 2012
Mohenjo
Human Interest
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Several Harvard students received a racist pamphlet on Friday advertising a club to which ‘no f***ing jews’ were allowed but “coloreds” were “ok” the Harvard Crimson reported.
The pamphlets, which were delivered in sealed envelopes under students’ dorm room doors, advertised “Harvard’s Newest Final Club” i.e. one of Harvard’s 14 single sex social clubs. The club, called the “Pigeon” (perhaps a play on the Final Club propensity to name their establishments after animals) was ostensibly promoting a party situated in a local frozen yogurt shop. The attire was dubbed “Semi-bro.”
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November 12, 2012
Mohenjo
Science
Birth Control, business, Cara Santa Maria, changing attitudes, Condom History, Condoms, history of sex, huffingtonpost, Museum Of Sex, politics, research, Science, Science News, Sex, Sex Education, Sex History, sexual intimacy, society, Std, Sti, Syphilis, Talk Nerdy To Me, technology, travel, unwanted pregnancy, vacation, Video
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The condom protects us from infection and unwanted pregnancy, and it has reshaped the history of sex across the world. Studying its strange past can teach us a lot about our changing attitudes toward sexual intimacy throughout the ages.
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August 6, 2012
Mohenjo
Science
celebrities, entertainment, Eyes, Gay Eyes, Gaydar, politics, research, Science News, Sexual Orientation, Sexual Orientation Eyes, society, Straight Eyes, Video, Weird, Weird Science, women
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Whether you’re gay, straight or somewhere else on the spectrum, the truth of who attracts you could be in your eyes.
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The size of the eyes’ pupils can indicate sexual attraction and sexual orientation
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