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Last June, a healthy baby boy was born with artificial insemination (IVF) using new generation gene screening techniques, selecting the most viable embryo to perform IVF.
According to a recent study from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Science Institute in New York City, using a tablet or smartphone before going to bed can cause sleep disturba…
Scientists say more than 1 million women in the United States have undergone unnecessary cancer treatment over the past 30 years because X-ray films detect benign tumors.
According to scientists, so far, many proofs prove that from age 10 onwards, our eyes will not be hurt no matter how long we look at any object (of course, face heaven a…
Scientists at Louisiana State University recently published a study showing that listening to disturbing sounds can affect people's perceptions, including memory impairm…
According to British psychologist Dr. Aric Sigman, it is important to control the amount of time spent sitting in front of a television or computer screen just as much a…
A new type of microscope allows obstetricians to observe the development of embryos continuously for the first 5 days of life, and helps couples witness the formation of…
According to a global study published January 11 on physical training and heart disease, owners of modern cars equipped with televisions are 27% more likely to have a he…
If there are stimuli such as a TV or a desk lamp on while sleeping, these sleeps can easily make people depressed.
According to the results of the new study, the brain's storage mechanism for temporary retrieval of information is similar to that of computer RAM, the left hemisphere a…
If you see messy icons on some computer screen, you can guess its owner is a liberal, highly educated pursuit, living in the city and loving numbers. .
In the first study in the world, researchers at the University of Sydney, Australia, discovered that 6-year-old children who spend most of the day just watching televisi…
Owning a smart Blackberry mobile phone is fun for some people. But think carefully before using this technology.
Scientists warn that a 3-dimensional (3D TV) television in the market may stun the brain, causing eye strain, vomiting and fatigue in viewers.
The UK has just welcomed the first baby in the world to be conceived with the help of a technique