WEIRD FACTS ABOUT
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Research has shown that men are better than women at detecting the smell of newborn babies.

Trials at the Munich Institute of Medical Psychology in 2001 showed that men were more successful than women at correctly identifying from the smell whether T-shirts had been worn by babies or older children.


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