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Richard Haridy

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Melbourne
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Science & technology journalist - Psychedelic science, COVID; Committee - sjaa.org.au; Find me over on the blue sky place. It's nicer there.

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If history repeats, a 100-year heart disease epidemic is on the way

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By Richard Haridy Verified, New Atlas, Rich has written
| New Atlas Verified
Over the first half of the 20th century the world saw growing rates of heart disease mortality. From the 1920s to the 1960s more and more people were dying from heart attacks. It was described as an epidemic of heart disease. But in the mid-1960s heart disease mortality suddenly plateaued. In the United States, for example, around 35% of overall deaths could be attributed to cardiac causes in 1966. From that point on heart attack mortality began to dramatically drop.
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Ranking Apple TV+ sci-fi shows: From "Severance" to "For All Mankind" Original

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By Richard Haridy Verified, Rich has written
| New Atlas Verified
Apple TV+ has clearly decided to invest in top-shelf science fiction as a defining pillar of its offering – and overall, it's put together an impressive slate. Some shows have been outright successes, and where others have missed, there's at least been a refreshingly grand artistic swing. We've been watching closely. Here's our ranking of the current Apple TV+ Sci-Fi Category, running from worst to best.
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Why babies smell nice but teenagers smell like goats Original

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By Richard Haridy Verified, Rich has written
| New Atlas Verified
If you have ever been unlucky enough to get stuck on a poorly ventilated form of public transport just as a pack of high schoolers get on board after a long day, you will know that teenagers smell bad. It’s an objective fact. They stink. We know that along with a whole host of developmental changes accompanying puberty, that distinctive teenager stench comes from a hormonal activation of sweat glands.
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