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Why It Makes Us Healthy and Happy

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People and Neanderthals have already kissed each other and recently showed an Oxford study. But why does this intimate moment come from mouth to mouth? This is explained by the author Ulrike Zeitlinger, who wrote a book about it. [more]
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Why It Makes Us Healthy and Happy

People and Neanderthals have already kissed each other and recently showed an Oxford study. But why does this intimate moment come from mouth to mouth? This is explained by the author Ulrike Zeitlinger, who wrote a book about it. [more]

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Deutschlandfunk Nova broke the news in on Friday, January 9, 2026.
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