Health
Testing the world's first teething treatment drug
On May 2, Toregem Biopharma startup company in Kyoto (Japan) announced that in September it will begin testing a teething treatment drug.
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Science invention
Invention of a visual aid technology device
The device is a combination of gaming glasses and eyeglasses, it creates 3D images that text, graphics and video can be overlaid on top of real world images.
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'Little Albert' - One of the most terrible experiments in history
To determine whether fear is congenital or conditioned reflexes, in 1920 the little Albert experiment was born, and this is considered one of the most terrible experimen…
Health
5 Russian couples have agreed to use genetic modification so their children are not deaf?
Scientist Denis Rebrikov intends to correct the embryonic gene to prevent children from inheriting their parents' deafness. Denis Rebrikov said that five Russian couples…
Animal world
The world's first parrot brain surgery in New Zealand
For the first time in the world, New Zealand doctors have applied human anatomy to brain surgery for a young kākāpō parrot with birth defects.
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The unborn child grows like a mermaid in the womb
A young Chinese mother is forced to abort her when she finds a baby in the abdomen with rare syndrome that causes a tail to grow in the leg position.
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Computer fear is caused by birth
The Daily Telegraph reports, British researchers have proven that fear of new technology comes from ...
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The expression of emotion is innate
The expression of emotions depends on our genes, according to a new study. This study identifies that the expression of emotions is innate, not a product of learning.
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Congenital blind people dream about what?
Instead of seeing a train in a dream, a blind person can feel the smell, sound and feeling of movement related to a train.
Oceanography
The world's first bisexual luminescent sea slug
An underwater camera company in Australia discovered two-headed sea slugs with two genitals off the island of Borneo, Malaysia.
Archeology
Decipher the unusual statues of the year 1,400 years
Archaeologists at the University of Ghana and Manchester said the strange clay statues found in Africa could be used by ancient people to heal.
Biology
This creature may be responsible for 30% of the world population being angry all day
A type of parasite in the brain can make you unable to control your anger, as always as if you want to explode.
Biology
Detection of the 15th gene causes congenital blindness
A group of scientists from the US, Canada and the Netherlands have just announced that they have discovered a gene associated with congenital blindness LCA.
Biology
Gene therapy helps bring light to dogs who are born blind
A group of French researchers succeeded in giving light to dogs suffering from congenital blindness of Leber, a genetic disease that causes retinal degeneration.
Animal world
Albino gorilla is a product of incest
The only gorilla that has ever been turned around in the world was born due to the incestuous marriage between its parents, according to a new study.