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Just believe that you are doing something to help you overcome the pain of parting with your ex-lover. It can also affect brain areas associated with emotional regulatio…
According to researcher Yayri Caridad Prieto, of La Habana Center for Genetics and Biotechnology (CIGB), this vaccine called TERAVAC-VIH has been tested on 9 patients an…
Every year, scientists come a little closer to curing this disease. Here's what studies tell us about HIV in 2016.
Scientists in the UK have invented USB that can accurately and quickly measure HIV virus levels in patients' blood.
The donor's brain will undergo careful dissection and preservation at the world's largest brain bank in the United States.
Recently British scientists have published the results of a breakthrough scientific study, opening the opportunity for two men to have children together.
One-third of your life is for sleeping. The bed becomes an indispensable item for daily sleep. But what if you lay in bed for hours?
Large brain-sized animals, such as humans, will be more susceptible to mental illnesses because nerve signals travel longer distances than those with small brains.
There are many mysteries surrounding the purpose of orgasm in women that lead the scientific community to headaches for centuries, because orgasm does not play an import…
20 years after the birth of Dolly sheep, the first mammal was born with asexual reproduction, this method is still a controversial topic.
Research shows that semen contains chemicals that make you feel good, increase your feelings, help you sleep and even have three antidepressants.
A large-scale genetic study, involving more than 190 researchers from 140 centers, has found gene variants related to human happiness and other mental states.
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In this announcement, WHO Director General Margaret Chan said the latest research on Zika virus is very
In the scientific community, rodents are the most popular test subjects. Up to 95% of animal studies in the United States are done on rodents.