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CRISPR-Cas9 Babies Have Lower Rates of Survival, Study Says

06.25.2019 23:46 PM

Genetically manipulated children from Chinese research are more likely to die young, according to a study from Berkeley.

What Disadvantage Do These Biodegradable Food Containers Contain?

06.05.2019 16:25 PM

This chemical leaches into the soil during the process of degradation of biodegradable food containers.

Is Self-care Selfish?

06.04.2019 18:40 PM

Self-care is not a selfish act for it helps us deal with the different situations we experience. This is about knowing what we need to do for us to take care of ourselves and eventually be able to take care of others.

Spider Toxin - Injected Fungi Increases the Rate of Killing Malaria Carrying Mosquitoes, Says Study

06.04.2019 18:39 PM

When injected with a spider bite toxin known as Hybrid, the mosquito-killing fungi becomes deadlier.

Potential Horrors of Cosmetic Surgery

06.04.2019 10:20 AM

The ever-popular cosmetic surgery can be a life risking procedure. Plastic surgery is the world's most popular medical procedure. People of all ethnicities and from all walks of life go under the knife for aesthetically enhancing modifications.

Being Bilingual Makes No Difference in the Executive Functions of the Brain

06.04.2019 06:01 AM

Recent study says that being bilingual does not mean better executive function. Over the past few years, studies have been saying that bilinguals have a benefit over people who speak only one language.

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