Discovered 4 genes that help people live longer than 100 years old
ABO, CDKN2B, APOE and SH2B3 are 4 genes that, if owned, you can reach life expectancy beyond 100 years old.
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ABO, CDKN2B, APOE and SH2B3 are 4 genes that, if owned, you can reach life expectancy beyond 100 years old.
According to the initial assessment, the virus has the same family name as the hepatitis C virus, the Flaviviridae family - viruses caused by blood-borne insects such as…
Have you ever wondered why our arms, legs or hearts are in that position, not elsewhere?
Focusing your sight on a mobile device screen may prevent you from hearing sound warnings.
The president of the world's largest cloning company in China said it was holding human cloning technology but delayed the cloning because of fear of public opinion.
US scientists are developing a drug that helps treat cataracts without surgery.
To date, Dr. Nathan Welham has argued that the replacement of a damaged human vocal cords is theoretically possible.
The parasite, it sounds really scary, but up to 10 of us are nurturing them somewhere on the body.
Using a new experimental circuit, the researchers obtained unprecedented detailed images of the complex metastatic process of cancer, from the place of origin to other p…
Depression is the most common reason for suicide because it causes patients suffering and suffering from thinking
The US government officially approved the plan to produce genetically modified salmon, the first genetically modified animal used as food for humans.
What is the most terrible pain that the brain can tolerate? Burned, stabbed by sharp objects or something else?
US scientists have justified the reason why freshwater fish and some amphibian species can see infrared and the ability of the eye to change flexibly for different envir…
Scientists in the UK have just published a study showing that some habits that are considered bad by humans have unexpected health benefits, according to the Daily Mail.