Health
Particles polluting the air 'squeeze' into the placenta?
These particles enter the placenta through the mother's breathing activity.
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Cancer
Find a mechanism that makes cancer 'avoid' chemotherapy
A research team from Tulane University (USA) has identified the cannibalizing cells that cause cancer to undergo chemotherapy and recur.
Oceanography
The mother whale pats her cubs before the massacre
The mother pilot whale swims around the palm of her body every single flock throughout the night before being killed by Japanese fishermen the next day.
World celebrity
Google Doodle pays tribute to Dr. Ruth Pfau: Our Lady of Teresa of Pakistan
Today, Dr. Ruth Pfau is honored by Google Doodle on the occasion of its 90th birthday. She was dubbed the Mother Teresa of Pakistan
Animal world
Traumatic image: Koala Bear mother protects me from forest fires
Koala mother hugged her child on a fallen tree after a fire despite the fire burns her back and ears.
New technology
The artificial leaf has the ability to turn sunlight into medicine
The sun is a huge and almost infinite source of energy that we have just started to exploit, while the trees have been the experts to exploit this free energy since they…
Oceanography
The poor daughters of the poor mother and mother of the Thai have just died of plastic garbage
A baby bull (bighead) is very popular with Thai people who have died from a serious infection that is caused by a blockage of plastic waste in the stomach.
Archeology
A 12-year-old boy found 10,000 years of fossil mammoth teeth
Jackson Hepner discovered the fossilized tooth of the curly-haired mammoth protruding under the mud in a creek near the hotel in Ohio in July.
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What will the world be like if dinosaurs and mammoths revive?
What are the common points of giant creatures like dinosaurs, mammoths, and dodo birds? They are extinct. But what about the world if one day these animals ... revive?
Biology
The world's rarest flower ever lost Darwin's whole life
The father of evolutionary theory Charles Darwin asserts that as a flowering plant, it is inevitable that butterflies and bees are suitable for pollination. But when fac…
Environment
Climate change will cause billions of people to be deficient in nutrients because of poor food
In the next 30 years, high levels of CO2 in the atmosphere can lead to human deficiency of important nutrients, especially protein, iron and zinc.
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Costa Rica announced the discovery of two new moths
The Tinaegeria carlosalvaradoi that inhabit the rainforest areas of the Guanacaste Reserve, belonging to the Stathmopodidae family, has so far been little known and has…
Cancer
Treatment of 'edible' cancer cells
Using fat as a Trojan horse, American scientists miraculously removed the cancer of bone, pancreas and colon in miraculous animals.