Professor Tim Coulson from Oxford University, an expert in evolution, dismisses the existence of the Loch Ness Monster and Bigfoot as “pure fantasy”, urging believers to find another hobby as scientific evidence suggests their likelihood is extremely low. Coulson argues that the lack of fossils, bone fragments, or skin samples makes it hard to believe these legendary creatures have gone undetected for thousands of years, labeling them as “fun figments of our imagination”. Despite this, he notes that it is premature to rule out the existence of aliens, leaving the possibility open for further exploration.
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Testosterone cream developed in WA revolutionises treatment for menopausal women but at treble the price
Androfeme, a testosterone cream developed in WA, offers a groundbreaking treatment for hypo-active sexual desire dysfunction, a common menopause side effect, but is not covered by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, costing $100 for a 100-day supply compared to $31.60 for men’s equivalents. Doctors advocate for its inclusion in the PBS to improve accessibility, as ongoing trials explore its effectiveness on additional menopause symptoms. Want More Context? 🔎
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