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Researchers working at Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, have discovered: The mechanism of cancer cell development, this new discovery can help detect and treat canc…
As a result of a recent study of young children posted on Child Development magazine on May 11, marital marriages not only affect parents but also cause some problems re…
Researchers, working at the Medical School at the University of California, San Diego, USA, discovered a mechanism
British scientists found that the longer the breast-feeding period became, the greater the young brain.
Australian researchers have discovered that a lack of vitamin D can cause lung function decline and changes in lung development.
A group of researchers at the Arab Biology Company (ABC) has announced the successful development of a drug that includes several camel and urine extract compounds for c…
US scientists at the University of Cincinnati say vitamin D deficiency may be associated with the development and severity of certain autoimmune lung diseases.
Sauna may reduce the number of sperm in men is one of the secrets that has just been published in a report in the United States.
Scientists discovered that a cluster of proteins plays a decisive role in the development of more than 130 brain diseases including autism.
According to US scientists, the symptoms of loud snoring, difficulty sleeping are predictive signs of the development of metabolic syndrome.
Researchers at Mount Sinai discovered microglia cells (microglia), the immune cells in the brain that were formed immediately after conception.
Scientists at Yale University in the US have discovered a gene that plays an important role in the development of depression.
Recently, scientists have discovered that a woman's brain actually develops during their motherhood.
British scientists have discovered attention deficit and hyperactivity in children (ADHD) is a disease caused by genetic disorders.
In fact, nerve cells play a key role in the formation and development of the salivary glands.