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Scientists used mice to conduct tests. Initially, they let the mice learn how to go through a narrow path to get small round particles of food.
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Scientists used mice to conduct tests. Initially, they let the mice learn how to go through a narrow path to get small round particles of food.
Strong people who are able to make decisive decisions in critical situations are more likely to be depressed.
Animal studies show that the behavior of an individual can be influenced by events that occurred in previous generations and passed down through a form of genetic memory.
Scientists try to find a way to help the brain get out of fear, obsessed with painful memories.
Obesity can affect how to enjoy food at the most basic level: changing the way our tongue responds to different foods.
Through mouse experiments, US scientists found that males can still reproduce even though most genes are removed on the Y chromosome.
Deep in our bodies there are many types of genes that are
A new study finds that athletes who use steroid hormone drugs - a popular form of doping in sports, can benefit throughout their entire career.
Romanian scientists have invented an artificial blood, which can be used in humans in the future without side effects.
Vegetables of cabbage family such as cabbage and cauliflower may be the key to protecting people from the effects of radiation during cancer treatment or nuclear disaste…
Regarding the effect of breast milk on neonatal health, no one can suspect. According to Siberian scientists, that is not the only advantage of breast milk.
Currently in the population longevity rankings, Russia stands at 130th rank with male lifespan. For women - Russia ranked 100th.
In a study that seems to be only in sci-fi movies, geneticists believe they have a step closer to the ability to erase obsessive memories.
The study was carried out by scientists from Yale University School of Medicine, led by Professor Ivan de Araujo.
French scientists have achieved initial success in reversing dwarf syndrome.