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In a small border village in southern Poland, the government is proposing to reward the first family to have a son after 9 years of giving birth to a girl.
With the current growth rate, it is expected that for babies born in 2018, more than 50% of women live up to 90 years old.
The success of the method of artificial insemination opens hope to revive an extinct white rhino subspecies in nature.
The plasma sphere at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is being used to better study our Sun.
The team released male and female mosquitoes born naturally during the breeding season, successfully eliminating mosquito populations on the two islands.
Super-large black holes can be formed from giant gas clouds bound by gravity without any explosions.
A new study from Duke University has discovered a gene
The reverse of technology is more visible than ever: a deepfake video can inject misleading thoughts into people who don't understand it.
New research from Canada has found evidence of super-black supermasses of unusual origins by looking through time into phantom objects that are more than 13 billion year…
Can the artificial uterus be able to replace the mother's pregnancy role? Does it help women achieve absolute equality with men, or vice versa, causing their role in soc…
Is it true that some people do not have brains to do math, or whoever spends enough time can become a math genius?
A smart bracelet was born, with a feature that shocked the wearer, if found they had one of the bad habits.
It is not uncommon for children to be born with fingers or toes. This mutation is called polydactyly, the rate of 1/500 children will suffer from this abnormality.
Elena Cornaro Piscopia was born on 5/6/1646, a Venetian philosopher of nobility.
A newborn baby in San Diego (USA) has a nickname