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Latest Nobel Collection features five new science articles for young people - Vimarsana News

Latest Nobel Collection features five new science articles for young people

Frontiers for Young Minds, a unique, completely free kids’ science journal launched its second Nobel Collection today. It features five new articles in which top scientists connected directly with young reviewers to ensure their articles are clear, educational, and fascinating to read for young people before they were published in the journal.

What Our Sense of Smell Can Reveal About Our Health - Vimarsana News

What Our Sense of Smell Can Reveal About Our Health

Our sense of smell is having a moment. COVID's effect on olfaction has brought popular attention to a sense we're learning is closely tied to our health, aging, and even when we might die.

Mosquitoes Have Super Sniffing Abilities to Hunt Humans - Vimarsana News

Mosquitoes Have Super Sniffing Abilities to Hunt Humans

Mosquitoes have neurons with built-in smell receptors and even back-up abilities that allow them to smell and target humans to bite.

Mosquitoes Have Evolved Olfactory System for Hunting Human Scents, Study Reveals - Vimarsana News

Mosquitoes Have Evolved Olfactory System for Hunting Human Scents, Study Reveals

A study reveals that mosquitoes have an evolved olfactory system meant for hunting down human scents.

Can Sensitivity to Common Smells Sniff Out Depression, Anxiety? - Vimarsana News

Can Sensitivity to Common Smells Sniff Out Depression, Anxiety?

Heightened awareness of common odors like floral scents or kitchen smells is linked to anxiety, while increased sensitivity to "social odors" is an indicator of depression, new research suggests.