Race sperm
This is the clip of the Sperm Race bio health television program broadcast on UK BBC 3 TV channel since 2004, recently introduced on Guardian news website on August 29th.
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This is the clip of the Sperm Race bio health television program broadcast on UK BBC 3 TV channel since 2004, recently introduced on Guardian news website on August 29th.
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A new hope opened up for infertile men after scientists from Yokohama University (Japan) for the first time successfully cultured sperm in vitro.
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The ingredients of the vitamin in the vial will become useless after just one week of opening under the influence of humid environments, experts claim.
If pregnant women are frequently exposed to atrazine herbicide, there is a high risk of having a baby with open abdominal disease.
2009 is a year without many impressive breakthroughs but every breakthrough brings great benefits to public health or opens new hopes for all humanity.
American scientists at New York University have found a way to prevent scary memories from the human mind without the use of intervention drugs.