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Severe malnutrition and other poverty conditions that children suffer for a long time in their early years can lead to long-term consequences for their intellectual deve…
According to a study by a group of children from the US Center for Environmental Health in the United States, children are more at risk of developing diseases that adver…
German scientists have discovered a naturally occurring new substance capable of inhibiting the development of multiple drug-resistant bacteria, according to the latest…
Pregnant mothers need to eat a lot of eggs and meat because they are rich in choline, a vital nutrient for young brain development. Babies who are not breastfed develop…
This type of disease is increasing according to the pace of social development. The disease has no obvious symptoms but very dangerous because many unpredictable consequ…
A study in Nature's scientific journal says people are smarter than others because they have more gray matter, but because part of their brains develop differently than…
For the first time, scientists have recreated a complex organ of humans, which is the liver, by transplanting live tissue grown in the lab for seven young patients.
Infants who snore loudly when sleeping will have problems with intellectual development, a new study says. Relationship between sleep apnea disorders and cognitive funct…
Many mothers believe that, if investing in expensive types of milk advertised to contain intelligent nutrients, their children will certainly be very bright. Actually, w…
Through research, it was found that the development of dengue dengue (dengue) disease has a cycle. In Vietnam every 3-5 years, dengue is a major epidemic. The disease oc…
Mental retardation may be congenital or acquired right in the first years of life. In addition to genetic causes, scientists believe that inappropriate social environmen…
Many people think that the human brain is bigger and more intelligent. So this view make sense or not? Because of this view, scientists have done a lot of research. The…
Frequent exposure to loud noises for many years is easy to stimulate the development of auditory nerve fibers and can lead to deafness. Dr. Colin Edwards, Ohio State Uni…
According to the Department of Animal Health (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), up to now, 21/21 provinces have passed 21 days without outbreaks. At presen…
These two types of fatty acids are extremely important for development and maintenance