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These reasons might not dampen vivid conspiracy theories being shared when a disaster occurs, and which are "more popular during times of crisis, when people feel anxious," according to Dr Yvonne Skipper, a lecturer in psychology at the University of Glasgow.

From BBC

Christie's had estimated the guitar would fetch between $2m and $4m, according to its website.

From BBC

In men, those white blood cells are more likely to produce a pain-resolving molecule that can quickly quell the ache, according to a recent study in the journal Science Immunology.

From The Wall Street Journal

About one-quarter of U.S. adults have chronic pain, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with 8.5% of Americans experiencing levels that restrict their ability to work or disrupt their daily lives.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many treatment approaches involve trying to stop what is causing the pain, but just as important is understanding what makes pain go away, according to Ann Gregus, a Virginia Tech neuroscientist who wasn’t involved in the recent study.

From The Wall Street Journal