New method to reduce the risk of HIV infection in semen
Scientists at the Gladstone, San-Fransico Institute of Virus and Immunology Institute, published a new study on surfen substances that is capable of reducing HIV transmi…
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Scientists at the Gladstone, San-Fransico Institute of Virus and Immunology Institute, published a new study on surfen substances that is capable of reducing HIV transmi…
The changes of the ATR gene in tumors have increased the risk of recurrence and the death rate of women with cancer of the uterus.
When an ant dies, other members will quickly bury it to prevent the risk of spreading the disease.
According to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine (US), scientists have discovered important genetic differences that significantly increase the risk…
Global climate is changing, and these changes have affected the supply and safety of food.
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US scientists have discovered two human genetic variants that are considered to be one of the causes of high blood pressure risk.
How is your child's 'genetic destiny'? Does diabetes have a genetic background in your family?
Wildlfife At Risk (WAR) has released a new set of 20 postcards on some of Phu Quoc's butterfly species. The purpose is to encourage and support ecotourism development he…
In addition to the benefits of developing biofuels, there are also many environmental, economic and social risks. These are two sides of a development process. The probl…
On September 11, Tim Kinght of the Wildlife At Risk - WAR said a Vietnamese entomologist had accidentally discovered four new dragonflies and dragonflies on Phu Quoc isl…
On August 13, the Wildlife At Risk (WAR) said two more rare species of orchids were recorded in Phu Quoc. It is a beautiful species of Cyanophyta (scientific name: Malax…
Plants in the world are facing the risk of extinction in large numbers if the climate change problem is not solved effectively and conservation is not focused, warning o…
A new study by the University of Sydney (Australia) shows that the life expectancy of dogs and the risk of developing disease is related to their color.