Twins are still different in their genes
Although identical cast-like twins are thought to share all the DNA, they will undergo hundreds of genetic changes in the early stages of development, which may lead to…
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Although identical cast-like twins are thought to share all the DNA, they will undergo hundreds of genetic changes in the early stages of development, which may lead to…
British researchers discovered, watching horror movies will help us burn calories with a number of chocolates to provide and effectively reduce weight by 30 minutes on f…
Women's lifespan can increase by 9 years if they quit smoking before age 40, however, they still face a 20% higher mortality rate than women who have never smoked.
The new technique, called cryoablation, has yielded promising results in stabilizing heart rate after being tested at Baylor Jack and Jane Hamilton (US).
The world has long held a view that the number 1,618 is
If people inhale carbon monoxide in dirty air, arrhythmia can occur. CO is produced in the operation of burning cigarettes and burning fuel in car engines. If people inh…
WHO representative office in the Western Pacific region (including countries such as China, Australia and Papua New Guinea) said it would host World Hepatitis Hepatitis…
Japanese researchers on May 11 announced a population meter, which suggests that people in the country could theoretically become extinct within 1,000 years due to decli…
Eating meat regularly, though not much, increases the risk of premature death. That is the conclusion of an elaborate study of American scientists, Institute of Nutritio…
According to Iablokov, the UN population growth rate will not come true and will not reach 11 billion people. In the next 20 years, the population will still increase in…
According to the report from researchers from the University of Wisconsin (USA) announced on April 4, the relationship between higher education level and life expectancy…
The economic recovery and the reduction of unemployment in January 2012 raised the level of optimism and trust of Americans about current life and future plans. This hel…
The study, published in the online journal The Lancet Oncology on February 6, shows that the topical form of Exemestane, now widely used to prevent breast cancer in meno…
The new pharmaceutical program announced in the UK is part of a partnership between US pharmaceutical company Lloydspharmacy and US-based Biomedical Technology company P…
Mr. Craig Lewis, 55, has become the first person in the world to live without a heartbeat. Lewis's natural heart is replaced by a device capable of pumping blood through…