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Very general question but: I've read many things on phytoestrogens recently and the whole area seems to be subject to a lot of bias, limited evidence and full of jargon. What effects, if any, have phytoestrogens been shown to have in humans?

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[WP] It's only been a couple of days since that strange warlock took over the castle. As your family evacuates the town, you notice a strange glint in the water. It's a little olive ocarina, a magical gift from the fairies carelessly tossed away.

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What is the current "bleeding edge" on artificial lenses? How close are we to being able to restore 20/20 vision, or even surpassing natural lenses?

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Why is food such as Indian so likely to cause indigestion or heart burn, even when choosing mild dishes like daal or "butter chicken"?

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How serious is the current Wuhan coronavirus? Obviously the media is exaggerating it, but compared to bird flu and others, is it actually anything to care about?

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How close are we to being able to answer "Why do we sleep?"

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In the absence of convection to provide oxygen, why is fire in a space craft such a major concern? Would the fire not "put itself out"?

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In the absence of convection to provide oxygen, why is fire in a space craft such a major concern? Would the fire not "put itself out"?

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Why are objects with mass the only things in the universe that move at sub-light speeds? What is the property of matter that makes it move slowly?

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Why is it so much easier to doze off during the day than to fall asleep at night, regardless of ambient temperature or recent metabolic events such as large meals?

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Very general question but: I've read many things on phytoestrogens recently and the whole area seems to be subject to a lot of bias, limited evidence and full of jargon. What effects, if any, have phytoestrogens been shown to have in humans?	1	askscience
[WP] It's only been a couple of days since that strange warlock took over the castle. As your family evacuates the town, you notice a strange glint in the water. It's a little olive ocarina, a magical gift from the fairies carelessly tossed away.	1	WritingPrompts
What is the current "bleeding edge" on artificial lenses? How close are we to being able to restore 20/20 vision, or even surpassing natural lenses?	1	askscience
Why is food such as Indian so likely to cause indigestion or heart burn, even when choosing mild dishes like daal or "butter chicken"?	1	askscience
How serious is the current Wuhan coronavirus? Obviously the media is exaggerating it, but compared to bird flu and others, is it actually anything to care about?	1	askscience
How close are we to being able to answer "Why do we sleep?"	1	askscience
In the absence of convection to provide oxygen, why is fire in a space craft such a major concern? Would the fire not "put itself out"?	1	askscience
In the absence of convection to provide oxygen, why is fire in a space craft such a major concern? Would the fire not "put itself out"?	1	askscience
Why are objects with mass the only things in the universe that move at sub-light speeds? What is the property of matter that makes it move slowly?	1	askscience
Why is it so much easier to doze off during the day than to fall asleep at night, regardless of ambient temperature or recent metabolic events such as large meals?	1	askscience