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Researchers say that the chemicals that affect sex are increasingly popular but they are just the tip of the iceberg.
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Researchers say that the chemicals that affect sex are increasingly popular but they are just the tip of the iceberg.
An Irish scientific group has found useful microorganisms in yogurt can revolutionize the struggle with cancer.
Progress of healing skin wounds, sores on the mucosa is a sign that reflects indirectly but honestly about the defenses and nutrient reserves of the victim's body.
Adiponectin can help improve the metabolism of sugar and fat in muscle cells, while promoting fat burning in the body.
For the first time in the world, doctors from England and Italy have cooperated successfully to perform a grafting of gas from stem cells.
A group of Japanese scientists have invented a method to create heart valves inside the body from the dog's own cells.
German scientists said on March 23 that they have found a new drug that can inhibit the formation of blood clots and not affect blood clotting.
A new study has confirmed that vitamin D plays a key role in protecting the body from inflammatory diseases.
In recent years, scientists have researched some foods that are anti-aging, antioxidant.
A group of American and French scientists have discovered symmetrical substances of vitamin A acid that affect the body of vertebrates.
Women who think that the body looks slender will look younger, so think again by a new study that confirms those over 40 look younger if they have a full face
Among foods such as meat, fish, eggs, milk and cereals, fruit is the most abundant source of nutrients, vitamins and fiber.
Australian scientists said that soon the pig's lungs could be transplanted into the human body, solving the current shortage of human organs.
Ancient Romans argued that a healthy spirit lies in a healthy body.
Every activity of organs in the body has a certain golden hour. Understanding this rule, we will have a scientific 'timetable'.