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Minoxidil, drug that treats hair loss, may be in short supply - Vimarsana News

Minoxidil, drug that treats hair loss, may be in short supply

Researchers at George Washington University are signaling shortages of the oral form of the popular hair-loss treatment Minoxidil.

Source: nypost.com
Just one drink makes people more likely to do harm: study - Vimarsana News

Just one drink makes people more likely to do harm: study

Downing just one shot of whiskey — or any adult beverage with a similar alcohol content — makes people more likely to harm others, or otherwise behave badly, a new European study found.

Source: nypost.com
Bad grammar causes actual physical distress in others, study reveals - Vimarsana News

Bad grammar causes actual physical distress in others, study reveals

New research finds that when people are subjected to poor grammar it actually causes stress and heartbeat elevation.

Source: nypost.com
Morbid 'longevity' test reveals at what age you'll die — but is it legit? - Vimarsana News

Morbid 'longevity' test reveals at what age you'll die — but is it legit?

Can this tell if you're failing at life-span? An Illinois physician named Dr. Paul Savage has devised a macabre longevity survey, which reveals how long people have to live based on their diet, lifestyle and other mortality markers.

Source: nypost.com
Gen Z looking for less sex, more romance, friendships in film and TV, study says - Vimarsana News

Gen Z looking for less sex, more romance, friendships in film and TV, study says

Nearly half of Gen Zers (47.5%) polled in a new study said seeing characters do the deed on-screen is inconsequential to the plot of most TV shows and movies — with 51.5% asking to be shown more stories of platonic friendship.

Source: nypost.com