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The term "shallowing," a relatively new concept in sexual practices, has gained attention for its potential to enhance female pleasure. Defined as a technique that involves limited penetration—just at the entrance of the vagina—shallowing can be performed using various methods, including fingers, toys, or a partner. A recent survey revealed that approximately 86% of women already engage in this practice, which emphasizes the sensitivity of the vulva, containing 90% of the vagina's nerve endings. Experts suggest that shallowing not only heightens pleasure but also fosters a deeper connection with one's body and can increase anticipation during sexual encounters. Additionally, it serves as a comfortable alternative for those who find deeper penetration uncomfortable or unpleasurable. As the conversation around sexual wellness evolves, shallowing presents an accessible option for enhancing intimacy and enjoyment. 
Published: May 11 2025, 2 pmeznews.inNew research suggests that chemicals found in furniture and children's toys may disrupt sleep quality by interfering with the body's circadian rhythm, potentially delaying the internal clock by up to 17 minutes. This disruption could heighten the risk of sleep disorders and serious health issues, including diabetes and cancer. The study, conducted by biologists who extracted chemicals from PVC and polyurethane materials, focused on their impact on the adenosine receptor, which regulates sleep-wake signals. While the effects of these chemicals are not as pronounced as caffeine, they act more swiftly on cellular processes. The findings contribute to growing evidence of the toxic effects of plastics on human health, linking them to various conditions such as cancer, obesity, and impaired immunity. The authors advocate for a fundamental redesign of plastics to enhance safety and reduce chemical exposure, emphasizing the need for further research to understand real-world implications.
Published: May 12 2025, 9 ameznews.inAn 89-year-old man, Robert Markel, has tragically become the first recorded fatality from a bear attack in Florida, USA, after he was killed alongside his dog at his home near Jerome, close to Naples. The incident unfolded when Markel's daughter called emergency services upon witnessing a bear attacking her father's dog. Authorities later discovered Markel's body, indicating that both were killed at different times. In response to the attack, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has set traps and installed cameras in the area, while three bears have been euthanized for DNA testing to identify the attacker. The commission believes a black bear was responsible, as Florida's bear population has grown to around 4,000 due to successful conservation efforts. With increasing bear sightings in residential areas, officials are contemplating the reintroduction of regulated bear hunts to manage the population.
Published: May 09 2025, 8 ameznews.inMicrowaves are often hailed as the epitome of convenience in modern cooking, yet they face criticism over potential health risks associated with their use. Despite these concerns, experts assert that microwaving food is safe. The technology works by agitating water molecules in food, which heats it quickly and efficiently without compromising nutritional value. Critics often cite fears of harmful radiation or nutrient loss, but scientific evidence supports the safety of microwave cooking. As such, consumers can confidently use microwaves for meal preparation, enjoying the benefits of speed and efficiency without undue worry. For more insights on the safety of microwaving food, visit IFLScience.
Published: May 10 2025, 8 pmeznews.inA tragic case has emerged involving a 20-year-old Belgian student who died after consuming five-day-old pasta, as highlighted by Dr. Bernard on YouTube. The student, who prepared meals weekly to save time and money, reheated the pasta that had been left at room temperature. After eating, he experienced severe abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting but opted to stay home rather than seek medical help. His parents found him unresponsive the next morning, and an autopsy revealed he had died approximately ten hours after eating. Tests confirmed the presence of *Bacillus cereus*, a bacteria linked to food poisoning, particularly from improperly stored rice and pasta. This incident underscores the dangers of poor food hygiene practices, as *Bacillus cereus* poisoning is not uncommon, with previous cases resulting in severe illness and even fatalities.
Published: May 12 2025, 2 ameznews.inThe Shroud of Turin, a controversial linen cloth believed by some to be the burial shroud of Jesus Christ, has recently garnered renewed media attention following a 2022 study by Italian scientist Liberato De Caro. This research, utilizing wide-angle X-ray scattering, suggests the Shroud may date back 2,000 years, aligning with the time of Jesus, contrary to previous radiocarbon dating that placed its origin between 1260 and 1390 CE. De Caro's team argues that the Shroud's cellulose has aged slowly due to its storage conditions, potentially supporting an earlier date. However, caution is advised, as the study's findings hinge on future evidence regarding the Shroud's preservation environment. Additionally, past controversies surrounding De Caro's work, including a retracted paper due to methodological flaws and potential bias, raise questions about the reliability of these new claims. Further research is essential to substantiate the Shroud's age and authenticity.
Published: May 10 2025, 11 pmeznews.inThe Byford Dolphin Accident, which occurred on November 5, 1983, in the North Sea, is regarded as one of the most catastrophic diving incidents in history. During a routine operation involving saturation diving, a diver mistakenly unlatched a diving bell before it had been depressurized, resulting in a catastrophic pressure imbalance. The diving bell was violently expelled, killing the diver who had released the clamp almost instantly. Tragically, three other divers inside the saturation chambers suffered horrific deaths as their bodies rapidly decompressed, leading to severe internal injuries and hemorrhaging. Autopsy reports detailed the gruesome aftermath, with one diver's remains found in multiple bags, highlighting the extreme violence of the incident. Following the tragedy, the families of the victims campaigned for 26 years, ultimately revealing equipment failures as a key factor in the divers' deaths.
Published: May 07 2025, 10 pmeznews.inDeer, a highly diverse family of mammals, thrive in various habitats from the icy tundras of Svalbard to the rainforests of Borneo, with 47 known species worldwide. The moose (_Alces americanus_) holds the title for the largest deer, with males reaching up to 1.8 meters at the shoulder and weighing around 450 kilograms. The Alaskan moose, the largest subspecies, can weigh up to 725 kilograms, with a record specimen tipping the scales at 816 kilograms. Moose are solitary creatures that prefer colder climates, feeding primarily on leaves and twigs due to their height. While they are often perceived as shy, they can be dangerous, as noted by Yosemite National Park. Interestingly, the extinct giant deer, or Irish elk, was even larger, standing 2 meters tall and boasting antlers up to 3.5 meters wide. In contrast, the smallest deer, the pudu, measures just 73 centimeters tall and resides in South America.
Published: May 10 2025, 8 pmeznews.inA significant decline in hospitalizations due to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) among infants has been reported for the 2024-25 season, attributed to the introduction of two new preventive measures. RSV is the leading cause of infant hospitalizations in the U.S., with 2-3% of babies under six months affected annually. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warns that nearly all children will contract RSV by age two, with severe cases potentially leading to bronchiolitis or pneumonia, particularly in infants aged 0-2 months. The maternal vaccine and nirsevimab, a monoclonal antibody, became widely available this season, resulting in a rise in protected infants from 30% to 66%. Research indicates a 46% reduction in hospitalizations for infants under eight months, with even greater declines for those under two months. However, hospitalization rates increased for older children, underscoring the treatments' effectiveness and the need for early intervention during RSV season.
Published: May 11 2025, 7 ameznews.inHomeopathy, founded by German physician Samuel Hahnemann in 1796, is a controversial alternative medicine system that posits that substances causing symptoms in healthy individuals can treat similar symptoms in the sick. Despite its two-century history and a dedicated following, homeopathy lacks scientific validation, with modern medical authorities in countries like the UK, France, and Australia deeming it ineffective and withdrawing funding. While homeopathic remedies remain popular in Germany and some Asian and African nations, where they are integrated into traditional health practices, skepticism persists in the global north. Critics argue that homeopathy's principles, such as extreme dilution and the notion of "water memory," defy scientific understanding, rendering its remedies devoid of active ingredients. The placebo effect may explain any perceived benefits, but reliance on homeopathy over conventional medicine poses significant health risks. Ultimately, the belief system behind homeopathy is widely regarded as pseudoscientific.
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