Medical Oddities: Your physiology may know when you're alone
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September 24, 2026
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A study from Hebrew University found that partner presence reduced glycemic response by 14.6% and thermoregulatory responses to cold by 6.8% in adults.
Olfactory reference syndrome (ORS) causes patients to believe they emit offensive odors, leading to anxiety and impaired functioning, as shown in a case report.
Fluorescence-aided caries excavation (FACE) helps dentists identify infected dentin, preserving more healthy tissue compared to conventional methods.
Research on black tea polysaccharide BTPS3 indicates it may enhance gut health by increasing short-chain fatty acid production during fermentation.
The findings across various studies highlight the complex interactions between physiology, psychology, and microbiology in health.
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