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Preview thumbnail for A new study reveals who fakes orgasms and why they stop. About 51% said they have never faked an orgasm, with more men than women reporting this. Women who stopped faking often said it was because they became more comfortable without having an orgasm or started exploring ways to achieve one. image
A new study reveals who fakes orgasms and why they stop. About 51% said they have never faked an orgasm, with more men than women reporting this. Women who stopped faking often said it was because they became more comfortable without having an orgasm or started exploring ways to achieve one.
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Preview thumbnail for A new study in mice shows that ongoing social stress can cause neurons in key parts of the brain to become senescent—they stop dividing and release inflammatory signals linked to age-related diseases. This highlights how social stress might speed up aging. image
A new study in mice shows that ongoing social stress can cause neurons in key parts of the brain to become senescent—they stop dividing and release inflammatory signals linked to age-related diseases. This highlights how social stress might speed up aging.