Underwear & pregnancy

6/11/2026

Science unscripted

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Boxer briefs? Tighty whities? Strings? All seem to influence sperm quality. Also, a study on miscarriages in primates shows they happen more often when raising a small (demanding) child.

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Underwear & pregnancy

Science unscripted

Otros episodios de "Science unscripted"

Underwear & pregnancy

How bad is the mental load gap?

Smart women get punished at the workplace

Muscle dysmorphia: a 'reverse anorexia' that mostly affects men

The politics of disgust

Have you seen my wallet?

Is AI going to kill us?

Is your life meaningful? (pt. 2)

Pathological cringe & a pill to 'delete' trauma

Can a dog understand these facial expressions?