Chemical substances 'not strange' cause gender change
These toxic chemicals also disturb the hormones in the body and adversely affect our nervous system ...
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These toxic chemicals also disturb the hormones in the body and adversely affect our nervous system ...
This is the conclusion made by scientists based on the results of experiments on animals.
Young people addicted to cannabis, who smoke continuously for 3 years, will have difficulty remembering and have an abnormal brain structure compared to those who do not…
Animal studies show that the behavior of an individual can be influenced by events that occurred in previous generations and passed down through a form of genetic memory.
A new study shows that the risk gene for Alzheimer's disease can begin to affect the brain from childhood.
Australian scientists have reported the discovery of a change in the shape of cells during embryogenesis, paving the way for improving in vitro fertilization (IVF) in hu…
Obesity can affect how to enjoy food at the most basic level: changing the way our tongue responds to different foods.
Australian scientists found that drinking soft drinks could alter proteins in the brain.
The weather often turns cold in the autumn and is much colder in the winter, especially in the morning. So, your exercise routine also needs to change.
Listening to music while playing sports not only helps you increase your interest in exercise but also significantly improves your performance.
Left-handed people face a very high risk of suffering from schizophrenia, according to a new study.
The face shape is primarily determined by the gene, but no two faces are exactly the same.
Genetic mutations can cause some people to not feel pain. This inspired scientists to create new painkillers.
Scientists have pointed out a close relationship between nature and weather in four seasons of the year with the spirit and mood of people ...
Scientists looking for new ways to fight cancer often endeavor to understand subtle changes, often invisible to DNA.