Dengue fever: What is it and why is it spreading?

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Biohacking:The men trying to supercharge their sperm count

When you think of fertility, you might automatically think of women’s fertility. But there are men online doing something called ‘fertilitymaxxing’ - it’s all about young men trying a bunch of unproven hacks in hopes of improving their sperm health. Content with these hacks are o ...  Show more

Venezuela earthquake: How long can trapped victims survive under rubble?

After a devastating double earthquake in Venezuela, tens of thousands of people are still believed to be missing, with many trapped under rubble. Nearly 1,500 people have been confirmed dead and the death toll is expected to rise. Aid agencies say the first 72 hours after a disas ...  Show more

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