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Ebola virus is causing the worst outbreak ever in Africa.
A recent study published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE shows that large DNA fragments, derived from genetically modified food, are fully capable of going straight i…
He launched a project to scan organs in an effort to gather information to support research on diseases such as diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Drinking more than 3 large glasses of wine will motivate people to eat more, they can consume up to 6300 calories in just 24 hours, a new scientific report published sai…
Children may inadvertently be exposed to large amounts of harmful chemicals emanating from the foam mattress used to sleep, according to a new study.
A large survey found the negative impact of making students do too much homework.
The case of a 20-year-old person who retains the 4-year-old girl's figure could help isolate the gene that triggers rejuvenation, thereby opening up the prospect of stud…
A large European study found that pregnant women exposed to air pollution levels still have a high risk of producing low birth weight babies.
Large-scale research results by British scientists, published September 13, show that children living near nuclear power plants are not at risk for leukemia.
A large, long-term study shows that eating lots of fruit can reduce the risk of a dangerous abdominal aortic aneurysm.
Men with large testicles have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to research by scientists at the University of Florence (Italy).
According to a recent study by Cornell University in the United States, small-size snacks make you feel full faster than similar-sized items but larger in size.
According to new research, the very length of sperm, not just their large numbers, is the determining factor for men's ability to have children.
A boy with a tumor in his left breast is as big as a grapefruit. Without timely surgery, this 19-year-old heart will explode.
Queensland State Science Secretary (Australia) Ros Bates said scientists in the country are working on a groundbreaking study of spider venom for the treatment of breast…