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cycling / fitness
Research May Have Identified the Best Way to Everest
We take a look at the best combination of “input attributes” for successfully Everesting, according to science. If you’ve never heard of Everesting, don’...
bicycling.com - 30+ days ago
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Research shows this form of regret is the most painful and long-lasting. Here’s how to avoid it. Dreams we didn’t follow. Paths we...
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Daredevil alpinist sets bold new record on Mount Everest
A German Alpinist has reached a new milestone on his ambitious journey to the top of Mount Everest. Jost Kobusch, 32, aims to become the first...
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Skip The Research: 27 Amazon Finds That Already Won The Internet
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Scientists in shock after discovering two 'continent-sized' mountains 100 time s taller than Everest
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Is a monster web of ocean currents headed for collapse? The race is on to find out
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"Doping Top Secret: In the Slipstream" - Aicar and "extraterrestrials": ARD documentary reignites doping discussion
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New AI-powered test provides early detection for Alzheimer’s and dementia
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The most promising ways to destroy ‘forever chemicals’
Researchers are seeking a breakthrough on how to get rid of PFAS, which have been found in drinking water, food packaging and soil. Toxic “forever...
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Drone Captures 29,000 Foot Climbing Route to Summit of Mount Everest
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parenting
These 4 Motherhood Myths Are BS – It's High time We Rejected Them
Author and researcher Alex Bollen reveals the motherhood myths you should absolutely ignore on your parenting journey. After Alex Bollen’s first baby...
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Stunning research reveals the truth about turmeric’s impact on weight loss
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