The decision could upend the economics of a $ 100 billion online market and is a major setback for Apple, which counts on revenue from its app store to fuel its expansive profits. It is the latest but potentially most damaging loss for the company, which is facing increasingly pointed questions from regulators and politicians… Read More »
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Most people are visual creatures, unable to break their fixation on the other people, places, and things directly in front of their faces. This extends to just about every aspect of their lives—even into their workouts, where the lion’s share of attention is given to exercises that focus on the front-facing (anterior) muscle groups so… Read More »
A Mediterranean diet is associated with improvements in erectile dysfunction, according to research presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2021. Erectile dysfunction primarily occurs when small arteries lose the ability to dilate and allow proper blood flow. It is more common in men with hypertension or declining testosterone levels. The researchers, led by… Read More »