THE END OF THE MYTH! Experts debunk common myths about hair
Experts in trichology and dermatology debunk common myths related to hair care and maintenance.
Do you know how they searched for the legendary Eldorado in the depths of Lake Gvatavita?
The article explores the historical quest for the legendary city of Eldorado, delving into the myths and expeditions that have persisted for centuries.
Why crows visit your garden and what their presence means
Crows visiting gardens may indicate environmental equilibrium rather than negative superstitions.
How HPV is transmitted: Can spaces and utensils be shared?
The article explains that the human papillomavirus (HPV) is primarily transmitted through direct skin-to-skin contact during sexual activity, debunking myths about transmission through everyday items and surfaces.
Five meningitis 'myths' people shouldn't be fooled by - including rash mistake
The UK's largest meningitis charity dispels common myths about the disease, urging the public to recognize its symptoms amidst a deadly outbreak in Kent.
What happens to your body when it is cremated - and how long it takes to burn
Bramcote Crematorium in Nottingham is hosting an open day to educate the public about the cremation process and dispel myths regarding what happens to a body during cremation.
Aftenposten's commentator: The myths could not go unchallenged
The ongoing trial against Marius Borg Hรธiby has seen defense lawyers attempting to undermine the credibility of the victims, raising significant ethical concerns.
This of the revolution
The article reflects on the decline of revolutions and their moral implications, especially in Latin America, urging for a critical reassessment of their myths and realities.
LIORA REZ: Antisemitic tropes masquerade as criticism of Israel
The article argues that criticisms of Israel often mask longstanding antisemitic tropes, suggesting a resurgence of age-old myths targeting Jews.
Agnia Grigas. Kremlin Myths Prevent Peace in Ukraine
The article argues that Kremlin's 'compatriot' doctrine, initiated a decade ago, hampers Western politics and peace negotiations concerning the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Assistant: New agreement was sold as a break with Danish nuclear weapons policy. It is due to two myths that still prevail.
The Danish government's participation in a new extended deterrence strategy with France has been portrayed as a significant shift in nuclear policy, whereas it reflects continuity in Denmark's historical stance.
Only genes are responsible for illness and other myths about cancer
An article discusses the common misconceptions about the causes of cancer, emphasizing that genetics is not the sole factor.
4 Common Myths About Fats
This article discusses four prevalent myths about dietary fats, challenging longstanding beliefs and presenting current scientific views on their role in health.
Why are egg yolks orange and light yellow? Which has more protein?
This article explores the factors affecting the color of egg yolks and dispels myths surrounding the nutritional value based on yolk color.
Myths and truths of the digital apocalypse: artificial intelligence facing its 'Trinity moment'
A discussion on the risks posed by artificial intelligence, featuring insights from Nate Soares, who warns about the uncontrollable nature of AI once it surpasses certain thresholds.
Always Landing on Its Feet and Possessing 7 Lives: Do Cats Defy Newton's Laws?
The article explores the phenomenon of cats landing on their feet after falling and links it to their unique spinal structure.
Dr Amir Khan warns of five internet medical myths that 'need to be debunked' now
Dr Amir Khan highlights five prevalent medical myths circulating online that he believes need urgent debunking.
Five Myths About Air Fryers That Too Many Believe
The article discusses common misconceptions about air fryers and emphasizes the importance of proper usage for better cooking results and health.
Secrets of Fugini's kitchen: myths and truths about preservative-free foods
The article discusses how foods can remain stable without preservatives through methods like pasteurization, which extends shelf life using heat and sterilization processes.
โStars with Moustaches Do Not Become Big Stars,โ When Anil Kapoor Faced Criticism, He Broke All Myths
During the India Today Conclave 2026, Bollywood superstar Anil Kapoor humorously discussed the myths surrounding his youthful appearance and his decisions regarding facial hair.
The stories that the world has relied on until now have run out. If Europe does not find a new one, it will remain sidelined
The article discusses the importance of narratives in human existence and Europe's need to find new stories to shape its future amidst changing global dynamics.
Not everything is so simple: 5 myths about artificial intelligence that we still believe
This article explores the persistent myths surrounding artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on the misconceptions about algorithms and their decision-making processes.
"I don't need organs after death": fears surround organ donation, but Minister of Social Affairs Joller and Doctor Popov are unafraid
Estonia faces a significant shortage of organ donors, with only about 58,000 people registered as donors, prompting health officials to encourage more participation despite societal fears and myths.
5 Things Wrong That You Are Told About Botox
The article addresses common misconceptions about Botox, a popular neurotoxin used for cosmetic purposes to reduce wrinkles.
7-Hour Nights, Falling Asleep Quickly... When a Sleep Expert Shakes Our Beliefs, More Harmful Than We Think
On International Sleep Day, sleep scientist Merijn Van de Laar challenges common myths about sleep that many believe are essential to health.
LIVE: Watch the Pension Conference Sharing Tips on Making Smart Financial Decisions!
The upcoming Pension Day in Estonia will focus on fraud prevention and debunking pension myths with expert-led advice on smart financial choices.
The Drinking Regime is Full of Dangerous Myths. How Much Fluid Do We Really Need?
New research reveals that hydration is more complex and diverse than the commonly held belief of drinking eight glasses of water a day.
How does the brain learn? Six myths about learning that science debunks
The article discusses six prevalent myths about learning that neuroscience has disproven, highlighting the gap between current scientific understanding and educational practices.
Where do men with the largest "attributes" live? 2026 data reveals Latvia's place in the world
A new statistical report reveals the average penis size by country, highlighting Latvian men's position in the global ranking.
The Biggest Spring Myth: When the Sun Does Not Burn, It Does No Harm. The Opposite is True
The article discusses misconceptions about sun exposure during spring, emphasizing the importance of sun protection even when temperatures are not hot.
Laura Romano, nutritionist and diet specialist: "Neither croissants make you fat nor light toast make you lose weight"
Nutritionist Laura Romano challenges societal perceptions about food labels and the misconceptions surrounding their impact on weight gain or loss.
Lebohang Kganye: 'My Grandmother's Story Showed That Even White People Practiced Witchcraft'
South African artist Lebohang Kganye highlights her country's history through childhood myths in her first exhibition in Sweden at Fotografiska in Stockholm.
Column "Health Myths": Why Older People Tolerate Alcohol Worse
The article discusses how aging affects alcohol tolerance, noting common experiences of worse hangovers as people age.
Column "Health Myths": Why Older People Tolerate Alcohol Worse
The article discusses why individuals tend to struggle more with alcohol as they age, linking it to various physiological changes in the body.
Finnish Hanna Found a Man from Thailand in a Special Way: 'Myth Proven Wrong'
The article discusses the unique love story of Finnish woman Hanna Hรคmรคlรคinen, who found romance in Thailand, challenging common myths about finding love.
Baby Sleep: 5 Myths That Cause Unnecessary Stress for Parents
The article debunks common myths surrounding baby sleep that often lead to unnecessary stress for parents.
โI see it, so is it too early?โ Doctor dispels myths about cataracts
A Lithuanian ophthalmologist warns that misconceptions and fears often delay cataract surgery, which can greatly improve quality of life.
I managed caring for small children, I can also manage a mother with dementia and other myths about home care
The article discusses the challenges and myths surrounding home care for dementia patients, emphasizing the experiences of caregivers.
The benefits of drinking hot water, myth or reality?
The article discusses the growing trend of drinking hot water on an empty stomach and its claimed health benefits, exploring whether these claims are based on science or are simply myths.
Let's take a closer look at the state of the Estonian national basketball team with Jukka Toijala and dispel myths
Jukka Toijala remains closely linked to the Estonian national basketball team despite no longer officially working with them.
On Marcelo Gallardo and Postmodern Myths
The article discusses the phenomenon of collective idolization surrounding Marcelo Gallardo, emphasizing the blurry lines between reverence and reality in contemporary society.
Baby Sleep: 5 Myths That Cause Unnecessary Stress to Parents
The article debunks five common myths related to baby sleep that can unnecessarily stress parents, based on scientific research.
Stanley Kubrick: myths, legends, and truths of an obsessive and genius filmmaker
The article commemorates the legacy and life of filmmaker Stanley Kubrick on the anniversary of his death.
WOMEN'S TALK: The cause of obesity "Everything we've been told about breakfast is a lie!"
An Estonian nutritionist challenges traditional beliefs about breakfast and dieting, arguing that common misconceptions contribute to obesity rather than healthy living.
Folk medicine: here are the methods that don't help even a bit
A Lithuanian pharmacist discusses common myths about folk medicine and warns against ineffective remedies that can lead to health complications.
Five on Friday: Of Myths and Socks
This article discusses new products related to football, jogging, aviation, and youth interests for fans and enthusiasts.
Five on Friday: Of Myths and Socks
The article features new products such as a soccer-themed watch, running socks, a model of the Junkers Ju 52, a book for sailors, and a Ferrari for youth, primarily from the technology category.
Myths of the Starry Sky
The Eugenides Foundation presents a new planetarium show called 'Myths of the Starry Sky,' designed for children aged 5 and above.
Can changes in nails indicate circulation problems? See myths, truths, and warning signs
Changes in nails may suggest issues with blood circulation, but not all alterations signify serious conditions, according to experts.
Protein in Our Meals: 5 Facts and Myths Clarified by Experts
The article discusses the importance of protein in diets, dispelling common myths about its sources and recommended quantities.