Teenagers' drinking habits are inherited
A recent study shows that genetics plays an important role in forming the habit of drinking alcohol in adolescence.
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A recent study shows that genetics plays an important role in forming the habit of drinking alcohol in adolescence.
Advanced Cell Technology, a program to treat macular degeneration of Advanced Cell Technology, Inc., is treated through the use of retinal pigment epithelial cells deriv…
As a form of sleep disorder, sexsomnia - sex during sleep - is not a serious disease.
Scientists found that the more moles on the body, the healthier the young, the more muscular, the less wrinkles and the bones.
Researchers at Mount Sinai discovered microglia cells (microglia), the immune cells in the brain that were formed immediately after conception.
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The pool cleaners can react with sunscreen, sweat and skin, forming a synthetic poison.
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The intelligence of children is formed primarily by the family environment, not by the amount of DHA in breastmilk or enriched formula.
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Scientists at the University of London have discovered a miraculous ingredient in human milk that protects and regulates the very weak intestinal function of newborn bab…
The dream of artificial intelligence is becoming very close and detailed when a leading scientist has announced that he can simulate the brain in the next ten years.
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Brazilian scientists have identified a new strain of influenza A (H1N1) on a patient in Sao Paulo last April.