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The US military is said to be developing a special algorithm that is currently at an early stage of development involving the diagnosis of early infant soldier disease.
Last June, a study published in the journal Nature Medicine claimed to find evidence that twin gene-modified twin girls in China were at risk of premature death.
According to the Hydrological Processes, an international mathematical group has modeled to help determine how plants affect the conservation of water resources in diffe…
Genetic studies are expected to win this year. Immunology, cancer, and infectious diseases have fewer opportunities.
The interesting thing here is that besides the `` utopian '' buildings such as rolling houses, floating houses in the space, there are many ideas that nearly match moder…
The new discovery of sea level in the Upper Body can help scientists more accurately predict future climate change.
Podul moved quickly and entered the South China Sea early on August 28. It is predicted that the storm will continue to strengthen and possibly enter the Tonkin Gulf in…
Through color as well as signs of urine, you can predict your health, but it is unusual for signs of urinary foam.
The Japanese should not continue to watch the giant fish in the deep sea to predict earthquakes as more than two centuries ago, according to the study.
Israeli scientists have developed an algorithm based on data from the initial exposure of a bacterium to the human body's immune system, helping to predict tuberculosis.
Are you happy, sad, or angry? Scientists are teaching algorithms to feel emotions that just look at the gait!
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The smell of ozone or aromatic particles in the air can be a sign that heavy rains occur.
Scientists predict, if using too many smart phones, humans in 2100 will develop thick, 4-eyelid skulls.
Experts predict that by 2040, most human consumption 'meat' products do not come from animals but 60% of which are of plant origin.