A recent Italian study claims that individuals are more likely to perform a task when information is received in the right ear than the left. Researchers conducted three studies looking at ear preference in communications between people, especially in noisy social situations, and found a natural side bias. Right-ear dominance is believed to reflect the brain’s left hemisphere which features the processors for verbal information. According to researchers, the findings indicate an advantage for human understanding and compliance to tasks or instructions when information is received in the right ear only vs. the left. This doesn’t apply to normal conversations when persons are spoken to in a normal, face-to-face setting, but rather situations call for conversations directed to a person’s particular ear.

Next time you are in a noisy setting or need to discreetly tell someone something, you may wish to choose to deliver the information in the right ear for the best overall chance of hearing success.

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The power of sound is being used to obliterate prostate cancer — without causing the serious side effects the come with other treatments.

Surgeons say the high-powered beam of ultrasound is so precise that it destroys tumors without damaging delicate surrounding tissues, including the nerves that are critical for male sexual function.

Surgeons use a highly focused beam of ultrasound to target prostate tumors with pinpoint accuracy.

A three-second burst of energy vaporizes an area smaller than a grain of rice.

It’s so precise that surgeons call it the male lumpectomy. Healthy tissue, including the urine tube that runs through the middle of the prostate, and nearby nerves that control erections are unlikely to be damaged, surgeons say.

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