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Freelance science writer, essayist, fan of the sweet science. Opinions, of which I have many, are all mine. she/her
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Por qué el té es tan beneficioso para tu salud, según los científicos

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By Rachel Fairbank Verified
| MSN España
Por Myrthe Prins, Rachel Fairbank El impacto del café en hombres mayores de 40 años, esto dice la ciencia: "La cafeína actúa sobre el sistema nervioso central, reduciendo la percepción de fatiga y mejorando la resistencia" Esta es la mejor forma de tomar cafeína según la ciencia para aumentar los niveles de testosterona y mejorar el rendimiento en hombres Lo bueno y lo malo de tomar cafeína para entrenar según los mejores expertos Después del agua , el té es la bebida más consumida del mundo .
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L'evoluzione dell'autismo nelle donne: stereotipi, scienza e diagnosi tardive

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By Rachel Fairbank Verified
| National Geographic Italia Verified
Negli ultimi dieci anni le diagnosi sono aumentate del 175%, soprattutto tra ragazze e donne. Un cambiamento che sta rivoluzionando la nostra comprensione dell’autismo. DI Rachel Fairbank pubblicato 18-02-2026 Le ragazze e le donne ricevono diagnosi di autismo con una frequenza maggiore e i ricercatori sostengono che ciò sia in parte dovuto a una migliore comprensione delle esperienze vissute dall'autismo.
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The curious link between Alzheimer’s disease and cancer

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By Rachel Fairbank Verified
| National Geographic Verified
In recent years, scientists have been starting to ask themselves this question: What if Alzheimer's disease isn’t simply a disease of the brain? It certainly has always seemed to be. The defining feature of Alzheimer's—the most common form of dementia, affecting millions of people worldwide—is the . This buildup is then followed by the death of neurons, which causes memory loss, mood disturbances, and behavioral changes.
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