Many are currently suffering from a disease with a lingering misconception about treatment: 'It’s easier to prescribe unnecessary medication'
Many patients are demanding antibiotics for viral infections, despite the fact that antibiotics are ineffective against viruses, leading to excessive prescriptions and increased antibiotic resistance.
Is there an obsession with actresses showing their cleavage in Bollywood and South cinema? Says Taapsee Pannu
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu discusses the misconception regarding her statements on the obsession with showing cleavage in Bollywood and midriff in South cinema, clarifying her perspective on body representation in films.
Commentary: I found an additional billion euros in tax money for Finland - and this doesn’t require the government
The article discusses the current financial struggles of Finland, emphasizing the misconception that the population is not spending money when in reality, significant sums are being spent online, particularly at foreign e-commerce sites.
Smart Hydration in Ramadan: How to Drink Water Without Overstressing Your Kidneys?
The article discusses proper hydration methods during Ramadan, countering the misconception that the body can 'store' water like a camel.
Patricia Sánchez, psychologist: "Many people use therapy to have the expert solve their life, but it doesn't work that way"
Patricia Sánchez, a Spanish psychologist, discusses the common misconception that therapy is a one-sided solution where the therapist resolves problems for the patient.
A boy confronted a heinous claim about the deceased Jaakko Teppo - Corrects a misconception
The article discusses the reflections of Jaakko Teppo's sons, Ilja and Johannes, on their father's legacy and the impact of his death.
Book: If We Do Not Understand the Rhythm of Life, It Is Easy to Start Fighting Everything
The book discusses the misconception that life should be approached linearly, emphasizing the cyclical nature of experiences.
In health, are we protected from everyday life or what really matters?
The article discusses the misconception of health insurance as a mere service for routine care, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for unexpected severe medical events.
If You Give Bank Credentials to a Criminal, There May Be Damage You Won't Even See in the Account
Cybercriminals are increasingly interested in victims' identities to activate mobile certificates for fraudulent activities, while the public misconception is that online scammers only target cash in accounts.
A Guide to a Good Life: The Impact of Cold Winter on Mental Health
The article discusses the psychological effects of cold weather, highlighting the common misconception that winter only brings negative emotions and mental health challenges.
A Common Misconception That Can Cause Inheritance to Go to the Wrong Family Branch – A Lawyer Explains How to Avoid It: 'It Comes as a Shock'
An attorney shares insights on the misconceptions around inheritance planning that can lead to unintended beneficiaries and offers advice on ensuring one's assets are passed on as intended.
Countryfile's Adam Henson slams misconception after 'doing the wrong thing' criticism
Adam Henson, presenter of Countryfile, defends British farming against misconceptions related to animal welfare and environmental standards.
If you dug a hole through the Earth to the other side, where would you really end up: The interactive map shows you (vid)
An interactive map challenges the common misconception about where one would emerge if they dug a hole straight through the Earth.
Genie 3 Does Not Make Video Games: Why Viral Enthusiasm is Missing the Mark
The article discusses the misconception that AI, particularly Google DeepMind's Genie 3, will eliminate the need for traditional video game developers, emphasizing that AI can create interactive worlds but does not replace genuine gaming experiences.
How to Use Ghee and Oil, Stay Healthy
The article discusses the health benefits of using ghee and mustard oil, challenging the misconception that they contribute to weight gain.
What is hidden in the 'bloody' steak? The answer is simpler than you think
The article discusses the misconception that the red liquid in undercooked steaks is blood, explaining that it is actually a mixture of myoglobin and water, and highlighting the nutritional benefits of rare or medium-rare steaks.
"Sometimes a man just needs to hit himself on the outside to realize what's going on with this girl"
The article discusses the misconception about understanding women's issues and the need for self-reflection to empathize with their experiences.
Many put oil in water when cooking pasta, here’s why that is wrong
A TikToker shares culinary school tips, highlighting the misconception that adding oil to pasta water prevents sticking and enhances flavor.
F.A.Z. Questionnaire: The biggest misconception about life as a professional, Mr. Prömel?
Grischa Prömel from Bundesliga surprise TSG Hoffenheim explains why we often misjudge quality and what the Bundesliga could learn from the Premier League.
We Slovaks tend to constantly blame ourselves. It is foolish, we deserve happiness, says educator Ivan Ježík.
Educator Ivan Ježík emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and relaxation among Slovaks, challenging the misconception that self-reflection and rest equate to selfishness or laziness.
Welfare State: The Citizen's Income is the Least Problem
The article discusses the misconception that abolishing the Citizen's Income is necessary for welfare reform, arguing that it distracts from more crucial issues that need to be addressed.
Prof. Sławiński: Paper Gains and Losses of Central Banks
The article discusses the misconception of placing too much importance on the financial results of central banks, comparing it to emphasizing financial outcomes in firefighting services.
The ‘Attention Economy’ Is a Lie
The article argues that the concept of the 'attention economy' is misleading and oversimplified.
Mixed dementia misconception cleared up by psychologist - and symptoms explained
A psychologist clarifies the concept of 'mixed dementia' and its symptoms, addressing common misconceptions through social media.
Víctor Hernán, physiotherapist: "Crawling is not a mandatory requirement for a child to develop normally"
Physiotherapist Víctor Hernán discusses the misconception that crawling is essential for a child's normal development, emphasizing that not all children crawl and still develop adequately.
Problems with Forced Gratitude. From Pornography to Envy
The article discusses the misconception that simply expressing gratitude equates to genuine happiness and community belonging, emphasizing the need for spontaneous recognition.
The Most Common Misconception: I Sleep Poorly, But It Will Get Better
Ingo Fietze, a leading sleep medicine expert in Germany, discusses the importance of sleep duration, critical sleep phases, and identifying sleep disorders to harness the restorative power of sleep.
This incredible fact about masturbation every man should know
The article discusses how a common misconception about masturbation is linked to male impotence, as many factors contribute to erectile dysfunction affecting millions worldwide.
"If the liver is healthy, it doesn't need external help": what you should consider about the supposed 'detox' solutions
The article discusses the misconception that healthy livers require detox solutions and highlights various popular detox remedies circulating on social media.
Franco Never Granted an Amnesty: The Confusion That Remains Today
The article discusses the historical misconception that Francisco Franco granted amnesties during his nearly 40 years in power, clarifying that this narrative has persisted despite it being untrue.