What's the best slow song?

Classic Slow Dance Songs At Last by Etta James. Can't Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley. When a Man Loves a Woman by Percy Sledge. Unchained Melody by The Righteous Brothers. Some Kind of Wonderful by Carole King. Your Song by Elton John. Will You Love Me Tomorrow? By The Shirelles. Walking in the Rain by The Ronettes. More items... •

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Whether you’re planning a wedding, a dance, or just a romantic night with your significant other, slow dance songs are a must. Technically speaking, a “slow dance song” has 60-100 beats per minute (BPM). That’s quite a wide range, but that gives you variety on the dance floor. There’s also a lot of variety in our list of 30 of the best slow dance songs, from classics to throwbacks to modern hits. We wanted to include something for everyone!

Classic Slow Dance Songs

These songs have been getting people on the dance floor with someone special for decades. At Last by Etta James Can’t Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley When a Man Loves a Woman by Percy Sledge Unchained Melody by The Righteous Brothers Some Kind of Wonderful by Carole King Your Song by Elton John Will You Love Me Tomorrow? By The Shirelles Walking in the Rain by The Ronettes Something by The Beatles Something in the Way She Moves by James Taylor

Throwback Slow Dance Songs

Throw it back to school dances with these jams.

Modern Slow Dance Songs

Here are some of the best slow dance songs in recent years…

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For most patients with liver disease, a surgeon can perform a liver resection and remove the diseased portion of the liver before allowing the patients’ body to regrow this portion of liver. However, this is not the case with all patients; some will require a liver transplant following the resection because their liver tissue does not re grow. Until now it has been unclear why this is the case, but researchers from Michigan State University believe the blood-clotting protein fibrinogen is the key. After the diseased portion of the liver is removed, fibrinogen and blood platelets accumulate in the remaining liver, which triggers the earliest stages of regeneration. If fibrinogen levels are low in patients, the number of platelets in the liver is lower, which means slower regeneration, and a higher chance of needing a transplant. In the future, a simple blood test could help doctors determine if liver resection patients will successfully regrow their own tissues or would benefit from fibrinogen concentrated being administered during surgery.