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A group of researchers from the University of British Columbia examined sperm cells of 34 adult men, some of whom had been victims of abuse for many years in childhood.
American scientists prove that men should be more concerned about their reproductive health if they feel
According to a recent study, children who are cared for by their parents or grandparents often have more bad behaviors than children sent to daycare.
If you think that the act of picking a child's nose is harmless, parents may have to think again, after learning the results of the recent study.
According to a PV survey, plastic toys called 'ghost slime' have long been known as 'slime' which are popular among students.
Flexible slime in Slime toys contains toxic ingredients that can cause allergies, burns, affect the nervous system and reproduce users.
Although mouth and mouth disease is a mild disease, the symptoms will go away on their own but can still progress with serious complications if taken care of improperly.
Hand, foot and mouth disease is a viral infection occurring in young children that is easy to cause a large epidemic but does not have a specific medication. Young child…
Children who consume too much nitrate in their vegetables can cause blue-baby syndrome, which causes the skin and lips to become pale, cyanosis, chest tightness, and dev…
Researchers at the University of Michigan want to find answers to questions, whether parents should force children to eat what they don't like.
Natural yogurt is inherently not sweet because it is the result of the fermentation of bacteria in milk.
Eat lots of vegetables and fruits, do not put plastic bags, plastic boxes in the microwave or wash plastic with dishwashing liquid, check the recycling code of plastic c…
Vietnam has 12 million people carrying the gene of congenital hemorrhage (Thalassemia), each year more than 8,000 children are born sick, of which more than 2,000 childr…
On the day Louise Brown was born, July 25, 1978, her mother - Lesley Brown - was taken to the caesarean section at the hospital in the dark, with only a flashlight illum…
The new technology is developed by doctors at Boston Children's Hospital, promising to provide a healthy, normal life for many heart-damaged babies.