Are neck, hand or forearm cooling, ice-cube sucking or cold showers effective ways to lose heat on those dog days of summer? Can sports clothing keep you cool by wicking away sweat? When the heat is on…
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While most of us agree ice cream and cold beverages are refreshing summer treats, do they actually help cool us down?
Dinosaurs were neither warm- nor cold-blooded, according to a new study. John Grady from University of New Mexico and colleagues…
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