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Research and commentary in the provided sources show consistent evidence that reported preferences and practices around oral sex vary across cultures, ethnic groups, age cohorts and levels of accultur...
Robert Maxwell built his academic-publishing foothold by buying a small scientific house in 1951—three-quarters of Butterworth‑Springer—which he renamed Pergamon Press and expanded through aggressive ...
Journalists and court records identify a small, fragmented set of contemporaneous witnesses and records connected to the Katie Johnson / “Jane Doe” filings: the lawsuit itself and media interviews by ...
Medical literature does not have a single, universally accepted cutoff for an “unusually large” penis; some sources define objective enlargement as more than 2 standard deviations (SD) above the mean ...
Total thyroid agenesis — the congenital complete absence of the thyroid gland — is an uncommon cause of congenital hypothyroidism with published occurrence estimates that vary by study and definition,...
No reliable evidence in the provided reporting identifies a person named "Wenceslau de Jongh" associated with Otrobanda, Curaçao; the documents instead return a well-documented Portuguese writer Wence...
Nonpharmacologic approaches most consistently recommended alongside medicines for long COVID fatigue are individualized rehabilitation (physical and occupational therapy focused on pacing and function...
Several recent scholarly books reassess Nietzsche’s political thought and are available in print through academic publishers: Hugo Drochon’s Nietzsche’s Great Politics (Princeton) is widely discussed ...