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The One Pill You Take That Scientists Still Don't Get
Acetaminophen, a medication found in popular brands like Tylenol is a staple in medicine cabinets worldwide for its ability to combat pain and fever. Despite its widespread and long-standing use, some aspects of this drug remain a puzzle to scientists. Its exact mechanism of action, for instance, is not fully unders...

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Red Sweat Off His Back
A hippo's skin secretes a thick, oily fluid that looks like a mixture of blood and sweat, giving it the nickname "blood sweat." But despite its appearance, this substance is neither. It's a unique natural defense mechanism that serves two crucial purposes. The reddish-orange color comes from two different pigments, hipposudoric acid and norhippos...

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Puff, Puff, Gasp! When Smoking Was a 'Cure' for Asthma
For centuries, doctors prescribed all sorts of bizarre things, and one of the strangest has to be recommending smoking as a treatment for asthma. Picture this: a patient walks into a doctor's office, gasping for air. The doctor, in a wise and knowing tone, says, "Ah, yes, a classic case. You need more smoke in your...
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