Is Hikikomori — an Extreme, Long-Term Form of Social Isolation …
2024年8月7日 · Japan took its first wide look at hikikomori syndrome in 2003.The country’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare defined hikikomori as a state in which someone mainly stays at home, cannot or does not engage in social activities, has isolated for 6 months or longer, has not been diagnosed as psychotic, and has no close friends.
Salt Lovers, This Fork Is for You | Discover Magazine
2016年3月29日 · The "electric flavoring fork" alongside a sodium-free dish. (Credit: Nikkei Technology) Good news for sodium aficionados everywhere: The next time you feel like reaching for the salt shaker, you could just pick up your fork instead. A prototype from the Rekimoto Lab at the University of Tokyo simulates the flavor of salt with an electric current, imbuing food with …
How Much Sugar Is In Kids' Cereal? It's Hard To Tell
2020年3月6日 · Some federal food aid programs discuss sugar content by ounce, like the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children. When converted into those units, some cereals that were under 13 grams of sugar per serving end up on the blacklist for that particular assistance program.
No, House Plants Can’t Purify the Air in Your Home
2019年12月11日 · One study from 2000 found that it took 20 plants in a room to see even a small reduction in concentrations of formaldehyde.
Where Does Palo Santo Come From and What Is it Used For?
2024年10月11日 · Sustainability is a concern since the tree is not considered endangered and rising popularity has led to concerns of deforestation as dry forest areas where the plant originates are threatened.. Though Bursera graveolens is the least concern and considered stable, bad harvesting practices do take place. Most recently authorities in Peru detained nearly 12,000 …
First Americans: Underwater Butchering Site Dices Timeline
2016年5月13日 · Numerous 14,550-year-old finds from 30 feet underwater in a Florida river represent the oldest archaeological site in the southeastern U.S. — and the latest direct challenge to one archaeo-camp's long-standing belief about when the first people arrived on the continent.
Snapping the Yak: How an Iconic Photo Ended Up on Nepal's …
2019年8月27日 · But no one had spotted a wild yak in Nepal in nearly 55 years, despite a 2013 expedition for that exact purpose, led by the Nepalese non-governmental organization Friends of Nature. During an excursion in search of wolves in 2014, Werhahn and her research colleague Naresh Kusi caught a glimpse of what may have been two wild yaks, but the ...
Science and Religion are Not Compatible | Discover Magazine
2009年6月23日 · In response, one strategy to assert the compatibility between science and religion has been to take a carving knife to the conventional understanding of “religion,” attempting to remove from its purview all of its claims about the natural world.
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Your Poop Is the Latest Privacy Threat | Discover Magazine
2015年5月11日 · If there’s a one in three chance that a person’s microbes can identify them, microbiome databases may be more sensitive than anyone thought. Signature in Your Stool. Microbe populations on the skin and in the mouth tend to fluctuate over time, so their genetic signatures don’t stay the same. That’s partially because the skin and mouth ...
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