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Jul 05, 2017
Middletown City Council member Dan Picard has proposed a three strikes penalty for opioid overdose victims.
Scientists gave volunteers a cold virus under contolled conditions. If your parents were separated and did not talk as a child, you are much more likely to get colds as an adult.
China is on its way to becoming the world leader in science and technology.
A new study shows how you can keep the sentiment and ditch the clutter.
Gene expression studies of the scarlet sea anemone reveal mechanisms that lock human heart cells, preventing grown and regeneration
Nutrition experts reveal what people could do to stay healthy after fasting.
Identification of the early onset of dementia allows patients to do life changing ways of living to thwart it or delay its progress.
Vitamin D is an essential requisite in our body to function normally. Deficiency of this vitamin can lead to serious damage to the body more so with the excessive intake of supplements.
With the help of some important tips, people can avail the skin protection even in the hot summer.
Microbes from Italian soil are the sources of the new antibiotic discovered by researchers from Rutgers University in New Brunswick. The new drug will kill antibiotic resistant pathogens.
Researchers at Columbia and McGill have discovered different types of memories storied in the same neuron in snails can be selectively erased. The implications for human memory are huge.
Researchers discover that consuming a diet with extra virgin olive oil may prevent Alzheimer's disease and boost cognitive performance.
Hemodialysis patients have now options for a non invasive surgery using the magnetic technology for arteriovenous fistula for easy blood accessibility. The procedure leaves no scars with lesser complications.
A new research study has pointed out three natural compounds present in apple, red grape, and turmeric to prevent and treat the prostate cancer cells.
Researchers crack the code between the relationship of hair dyes and relaxers and the increased risk of breast cancer.
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Chinese twins had their genes modified to improve cognitive functions and be HIV-resistant
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UBC researchers explore an often ignored source of greenhouse gas
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Filipino scientists get a thumbs up of their space app from NASA
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New paper provides design principles for disease-sensing nanomaterials
