Depression will put you at risk for brain shrinkage
According to a study by American scientists, people who work under stress or have mild depression, may be brain shrinking and emotionally and mentally degraded.
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According to a study by American scientists, people who work under stress or have mild depression, may be brain shrinking and emotionally and mentally degraded.
Recently scientists at Oxford University have successfully developed a method to transform skin cells into special immune cells capable of detecting cancer cells.
A study by the University of California, USA, showed that biological clock changes have caused long-term changes in the brain.
A new study has shown that cancer is a modern human disease created in the transformation of life.
Even if stored in a refrigerator, there is a process of protein conversion that occurs, causing food to lose nutrients and turn into toxins.
Whether the 'stove' is a cardboard box painted in black, covered with tin foil (actually a thin silver coating) ...
Volvo, a Swedish automaker is drawing a future picture, where the car is not only a vehicle but also a living and working space for its owner.
NVIDIA has developed a way to train robots to perform actions by observing people.
Howon Lee, co-author of the study, said that 4D printing involves printing 3D objects with hydrogels (water-filled gels) that change over time as the temperature changes.
This is the first time glass has the ability to transmit light with high opacity built. The combination of these two properties can help increase the performance of sola…
By bending light in a diffuse environment, a research team created a new solution as a breakthrough in stealth technology.
Researchers estimate that 12,000 windows at the World Trade Center in New York City can provide electricity to more than 350 apartments.
Do you think all car ads use that vehicle to do it? Then you are tricked as the ad itself tricked you into buying that car.
The strange looking objects you see in the image above are frozen kerosene droplets, and do you see that they are making rectangles, triangles, and even polygons?
Chinese researchers have made a stealth material that can work on multiple radar frequencies, leaving the fight almost vanishing before the eyes.