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Scientists have discovered a key protein in eggs, which helps sperm to fertilize successfully, creating new life.
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Scientists have discovered a key protein in eggs, which helps sperm to fertilize successfully, creating new life.
A new study shows that artists often have brains that are more structurally different than those who can't draw.
Some people have a strong belief that they are in the process of transforming their bodies into wolves: they make a howling, scratching, feeling hair covering their bodi…
Researchers have discovered the brain's antidepressant system, which helps treat attention-deficit disorders.
Most people use tap water today. Scientists warn that the use of copper plumbing increases the risk of cancer.
The new study shows that vitamin B3 on the Earth's surface is largely derived from the universe, brought to Earth on carbon-rich meteors.
The winter-spring or spring-summer allocation is a good time for a respiratory illness to develop, including both seasonal and bird flu.
Almost everyone was surprised to know that the cause of Jason Padgett's turn from a normal man to a mathematical genius is ... brain damage.
Scientists are still developing new and innovative methods to use drug-distributed nanoparticles to kill cancer cells inside the body without causing side effects.
Swelling and inflammation in the body can also accelerate aging and cause weight gain or cardiovascular disease, and even cancer.
Antioxidants are a double-edged sword, because they have the ability to not only block cancer cells, but under certain conditions, even stimulate tumor growth.
You may not believe it but in fact there are foods that are good for your body but harmful to your teeth.
Swinging your arms, twisting your fingers and striding around the room can help you learn faster. So what is its operating mechanism?
According to calculations, each time sneezing, you shoot from 2,000 to 5,000 droplets of water - each drop contains 100,000 bacteria, away from 1.5 - 2m.