Articles By Dana Dovey
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Hair Loss May Peak In Fall
Hair loss can comes in phases, but may be especially prominent in the summer and fall. -
Why Jealousy Can Help a Long-Term Relationship
Researchers pinpointed exactly where jealousy originates in the brain. -
Grammar May Evolve Faster Than Vocabulary
New research may challenge what we thought we knew about the evolution of language, suggesting that grammar evolves faster than the lexicon. -
This Hominin Infected The First Human With Herpes
This flat-faced, extinct hominin likely infected the first human ancestor with HSV2 more than a million years ago. -
Eye Tattoo Gone Wrong Nearly Blinds Model
A young model's career may be permanently affected after an eye tattoo went horribly array. -
Musical Tastes Offer Clues for Spotting Psychopaths
These dangerous personalities appear to favor certain songs over others, although the reason why is not yet clear. -
Even 'Safe' Air Pollution Levels May Harm Kidneys
Air pollution may be a major contributor to declining kidney health, and even lead to kidney failure. -
Fluoride in Drinking Water May Lower IQ, Study Suggests
Children whose mothers were exposed to high levels of fluoride during pregnancy may be at risk of having a lower IQ. -
Rapunzel Syndrome: Compulsive Hair Eating Teen Dies From Organ Failure
A girl in England dies from Rapunzel Syndrome after chewing and eating her hair. -
There Is No One Reason For Why Alcoholics Drink
A recent study has examined the reasons that some individuals with alcohol addiction may be driven to drink. -
Gene For Alzheimer’s Disease May Be Dying Off
Research suggests that natural selection may eventually weed out the genetic mutations related to Alzheimer's disease and other genetic conditions. -
Poor Sense Of Smell Could Be Early Sign Of Parkinson's
New research suggests the inability to smell certain scents may be an early sign of Parkinson's disease.