New discovery of level 3 negative breast cancer
According to a study published April 5 in the journal Nature, a group of scientists from Vancouver-based Simon Fraser University discovered the cancer. Third-degree nega…
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According to a study published April 5 in the journal Nature, a group of scientists from Vancouver-based Simon Fraser University discovered the cancer. Third-degree nega…
In a report published in Nature Communications, a team led by tissue engineering professor Kevin Shakesheff created a new device shaped like a cup of soft polymer, mimic…
Children always like to play rather than study because with children, nature outside has so much more to discover than to sit in one place.
The work of Swiss scientists recently published in Nature has opened a new direction for cocaine detoxification.
Invite you to admire the most beautiful nature photos in your country. Photo set is sheet The Daily Mail quoted from the competition
A recent study by scientists at Boston University and published in the journal Nature today affirmed that sugar not only makes it easier to take medicine but also promot…
Hibernate bears are one of the strange things of nature. They can sleep for months without eating, even the female bears maintain the fetus during this process.
Scientific achievements can be traced back to ideas that were initially considered to be very vague and utopian ideas. However, it was from these unexpected ideas that m…
Scientists at the University of California have explained the nature of laziness and, according to them, is a heredity.
Genetic researchers published results showing that they found about 180 gene variants that regulate human height.
The British Journal of Nature published on April 1 said that Canadian and British scientists have found a new way to treat African sleeping sickness (often referred to a…
In the latest issue of Nature, the British and French scientists report that in some people with obesity, there are dozens of gene segments missing.
Research reports published in the British Journal of Nature show that chimpanzees can also die from AIDS in monkeys just like AIDS in humans.
Many of us wonder if we have slept deep enough and enough time, some want to spend more time on sleep, while others want to reduce it.