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With Synesthesia, You Hear Color
Loud colors don’t have to be fluorescent. You can wear a falsetto shirt with baritone pants. How do you classify synesthetic perceptions?
Hear Twice as Much with Diplacusis
People with a rare disorder called diplacusis hear different tones in each ear. It’s like a very bad surround sound system with no off button.
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Your Kidney is a Pain in the Back
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Single-Parent Dads Explain Puberty To Girls
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Single-Parent Moms Explain Puberty To Boys
You may feel like renting an R-rated movie in lieu of having the talk with your son. But there are some important things you both should know.
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