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Welcome once again to Cool Stuff Ride Home. My name's Marcus Papp, his name, well, that's Reggie

Rizzou. On today's episode, at least one mystery of the famous screaming woman mummy is solved.

Plus, we've heard this a million times before, but scientists believe they may have discovered

a natural and effective treatment for male pattern baldness.

Plus, on this day in history, the world's oldest living tree was cut down.

That's coming up on cool stuff.

Well, per sky news, the mystery of why an ancient Egyptian mummy nicknamed the screaming

woman had a pained expression on her face may have finally been solved.

New analysis by scientists suggest she died screaming from agony around 3,000 years ago.

The experts say she may then have experienced a rare event known as cadaveric spasm at the moment of

death, causing her muscles to stiffen and immortalize her suffering.

The condition causes the muscles to freeze in the exact position the person was in when they

died. Although her cause of death remains a mystery, cadaveric spasms are usually associated with

violent deaths under extreme physical conditions and intense emotions. The screaming woman's alarming expression is baffled experts for over 90 years.

But new analysis using CT scans to perform a quote unquote virtual dissection has uncovered a number of new details and challenges a previously held belief that her pained expression was the result of poor embalming.

Cairo University radiology professor Sahar Saleem, who led the study, said, quote,

the mummy's screaming facial expression in this study could be read as a cadaveric spasm,

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