Most children's intelligence is hereditary
The findings from the largest gene study ever for children's intelligence have fueled a long debate about whether intelligence is a natural product or nurturing process.
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The findings from the largest gene study ever for children's intelligence have fueled a long debate about whether intelligence is a natural product or nurturing process.
A US study found that people with cold sores are more likely to decline their ability to think and remember, according to the Daily Mail on March 25. Scientists tested t…
Carbonated soft drinks, sodas and energy drinks may be related to the deaths of 180,000 people each year worldwide. This statement was made during the American Heart Ass…
Looking back at the history of the pants lock, the new person was startled to realize that putting sharp metal teeth next to the sensitive parts of men was really a bad…
The Vice page of US media company Vice Vice has just published an article that has stirred up public opinion, suggesting that China may be pursuing a plan to use gene te…
British scientists say they have successfully researched a new vaccine that is safer and more effective than other vaccines currently used to combat this dangerous disea…
Long-distance drivers say coffee, tea, energy drinks or drugs help them fight sleepiness and drive safer, according to AFP on March 20.
Experts at the Royal College of London (UK) said they had initially tested the solution to bring estrogen into the blood through the skin, opening up a lower-cost and sa…
Those who started learning music before they were 7, the relationship between the motor area and the sensory area in the brain was enhanced. Learning music early allows…
Medical researchers in Spain say, humanity is approaching the ability to feed the heart of people outside the body for the needs of overcrowded heart transplant in the w…
Need to build math skills for children as soon as possible, starting with a sense of numbers, according to AP March 26. Scientists at the University of Missouri (USA) te…
According to a study led by Karen Pine, Hertfordshire University, researchers have drawn an interesting conclusion about the habit of wearing common jeans by many people…
Cell phones have become an integral part of modern society, and how much of the world population has so many phones enabled, according to the United Nations Internationa…
Age-related autism disorders (ASDs) are complex disorders manifested by abnormalities in the development of language, social behavior, and repetitive behavioral behavior…
Joanne Turton, 33, said the strange syndrome made her look like she was eight months pregnant since she was 18. For the past 15 years, doctors have been unable to identi…