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Scientists have discovered how to freeze adult skin cells so they don't age, helping us stay young.
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Scientists have discovered how to freeze adult skin cells so they don't age, helping us stay young.
Increasing exposure to education programs and limiting watching television violence programs can help improve the character of children.
A recent report by the National Research Council and the American Institute of Pharmacy shows that Americans are very sick and die earlier than residents of other high-i…
It is possible that someday older people will have the opportunity to apply a new therapy of American scientists to return to adolescence.
A recent experiment demonstrated that only one injection of a single stem cell helped the white mice live three times longer. In addition, injections help them grow larg…
Scientists have found that young people who abuse amphetamines are more at risk of rupture of the aorta in the body causing death.
Regular jogging helps slow down the effects of aging, according to US researchers.
Beginning in 2007, high school students in Russia will often be tested for drug reactions with 'doctors' who are diligent to be ... parents. 'Youth disease', in Moscow A…
HIV / AIDS is spreading rapidly in East Asia and the Pacific. However, children and young people are not included in the regional HIV / AIDS prevention program.
Mental retardation may be congenital or acquired right in the first years of life. In addition to genetic causes, scientists believe that inappropriate social environmen…
Cancer is being considered a death sentence with an increasing number of infected people. However, it is worrying for young people to get cancer early.
Due to a bad diet, a bowel cancer crisis is happening among young people. This number is 4 times higher than the previous decade.
Le Huy Nam, 19 years old and Le Huy Dong, 16 years old, in Hoang Quang commune, Hoang Hoa district, Thanh Hoa province, have successfully produced vehicles on the water.
According to a survey published April 25 in the press, nearly 70% of the photos (often or animated) are exchanged on the mobile phones of young people in the United Arab…
An official on Chinese police on April 18 said most of the young criminals in the country were affected by violent and pornographic websites.