12 Intriguing Facts About the Intestines
We only think about our intestines when we have intestinal pain, or when something else goes wrong. But scientists are finding intriguing links between your gut, brain, and other systems.
We only think about our intestines when we have intestinal pain, or when something else goes wrong. But scientists are finding intriguing links between your gut, brain, and other systems.
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The answer depends on whom you ask.
The ins and outs.
They call it the "practice" of medicine for a reason.
It is possible for urine to be different colors. But yellow pee is a sign that your body is healthy.
Check yourself before you wreck yourself.
They're more than just a place to dab polish.
Wasn't this an episode of 'Black Mirror'?
The digits are valued at about $3800.