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A recently published study of the Neuroscience Association has shown the important role of music in intellectual development.
British scientists have studied the development of new synthetic materials from graphene and plastic to make condoms, to create a higher pleasure for users.
According to research published in the Journal of Archives of Disease Childhood (UK) on October 28, diapers for babies may adversely affect children's hip development la…
Children with musical perceptibility can handle sound well while reading and language skills are also more proficient.
The Institute of Genetic and Vaccine Therapy at the Oregon University of Science and Health (OHSU), USA, has just announced a vaccine that completely destroys the virus…
Contrary to what many people think, researchers find our brain takes 25 years to complete the development process.
The National Center for Health and Child Development (NCCHD) in Tokyo on August 23 successfully implanted liver cells for a newborn boy.
Scientists have used stem cells extracted from the skin to develop 3D tissue that mimics a human brain. The breakthrough is expected to help treat neurological diseases…
Despite the achievements and breakthroughs in the field of technology research and development, there are still some cases of people with extremely strange and rare dise…
Scientists have reported the discovery of 21 important genetic changes that are responsible for the majority of tumor growth.
Artificial heart solutions are not new in the medical world, but instead of using artificial materials that can cause complications (such as blood clotting), the company…
Pregnant pregnant women can use Viagra, a drug for men with impotence, to enhance the development of low-birth-weight fetuses, according to new studies.
The National Cancer Research Institute (NCI) of the United States has just released the largest ever database of cancer-related gene changes.