New Study Shows Living at High Altitudes May Lower Your Risk of Developing Diabetes
As altitude increases and air gets thinner, red blood cells become sponges for glucose, which lowers blood sugar levels.
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The object was first detected last year by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS).
This well-preserved fossil was found in northern Patagonia, Argentina, and dates to 90 million years ago.
Researchers examined the cat spine’s range of motion and stiffness by dropping two live cats from low heights.