Discover the cause of schizophrenia and autism
Belgian scientists have discovered the gene NOTCH2NL appears in humans due to genetic mutations, and this is also the cause of schizophrenia and autism.
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Belgian scientists have discovered the gene NOTCH2NL appears in humans due to genetic mutations, and this is also the cause of schizophrenia and autism.
In 2017, Ana Vela (Spanish citizen) died at the age of 116. She is the oldest living person in Europe; is the 3rd person in the world, and also the symbol of this countr…
This is the first time that successful researchers have replaced damaged retinal cells, giving hope that someday in the near future can be applied to humans.
Many of us have an unrealistic hope that we will live until the time when scientists find a way to improve old people.
60 years since Thalidomide was determined to cause more than 100,000 fetuses to die, more than 10,000 babies were born with birth defects, so far the cause is clear.
Vietnam has 12 million people carrying the gene of congenital hemorrhage (Thalassemia), each year more than 8,000 children are born sick, of which more than 2,000 childr…
During the Vietnam War between 1961 and 1972, the United States sprayed more than 19 million gallons (72 million liters) of a mixture of herbicides, including Agent Oran…
Nguyen Gia Huy 16 years old in Thanh Hoa had congenital haemophilia. From a young age, my body often appears bruises under the skin. I was very bleeding, each time it wa…
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The human body still has many mysteries waiting to be discovered. One of the most annoying details is related to your ... little boy, to be more precise of every male in…
The goal of the work is to fix human DNA from the period of being a sperm in the father's body, thereby eliminating irreversible genetic diseases and birth defects.
A Finnish research group found signs in the gene that could reflect the risk of sudden death from heart attack and stroke in a person very clearly 10 years later.
Researchers in the US and Denmark have found low-cost blood tests that can accurately predict the risk of premature women giving birth to 80%.
According to Reuters, the findings came after 200 scientists around the world conducted research on 135,458 cases of depression.