Fungal infections have recently emerged as a growing threat to human health, especially in persons whose immune systems are compromised in some way. For...
The benefits of fasting transcend guiding the faster from idle talk and indecent acts. It is a sentinel against disease, provided the faster follows the strict...
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Two Australians on Monday won the Nobel Prize for Medicine for pioneering research on stomach ulcers, overturning conventional wisdom to prove they are caused...
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago have discovered that a protein found in the brain is genetically linked to alcoholism and anxiety.The...
Scientists have long studied bacteria that can clean up toxic waste by eating it. Other bacteria have been employed to produce electricity. Now scientists have...
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Binge on broccoli to boost the brain: (British research) Eating certain fruit and vegetables could boost the memory, particularly broccoli. The research...
You have probably heard of commonly used forensic methods such as the analysis of striations on bullets to identify the gun used to commit a crime. But what if...
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It is showed by research that at least some of Alaska's fine placer gold was---so to speak---bug sweat. Bacterial metabolism apparently has been responsible...
10 Great Scientific Discoveries by Tamim Ansary Technological breakthroughs get big press because they can give us new tools and toys. We feel technology's...
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Ever been outside on a day so hot, you said to your friends, "I feel like I'm melting"? Well, of course you were exaggerating. But there are microbes called...
Genes May Help Some People Sleep Deeper Than Others If you can sleep through a train wreck while your mate wakes up at the slightest disturbance, you may have...
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Smoking may hamper a man's fertility, according to a small study funded by cigarette company Philip Morris. Scientists at the University of Buffalo compared...
Pneumonia is a general term that refers to an infection of the lungs, which can be caused by a variety of microorganisms, including viruses, bacteria, and...
Artificial seeds ARTIFICIAL seeds have been proposed as a new low-cost, high- efficiency propagation system. They have opened new avenues in storage and...
Scientists have completed analysing the bundle of DNA in our cells which contains many of the genes responsible for organising the body's defences. Called...
What is scabies? Scabies is a very itchy skin condition caused by tiny mites that burrow into the outer layers of the skin. The most common form of scabies is...
Two independent groups of scientists have devised ways to isolate embryonic stem cells from mice without destroying viable embryos. These new methods are...
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Changes in the Stomach May Reveal When Someone's Lying Forget the eyes or the heart. Looking into someone's stomach may be the real key to sniffing out a liar....
Most of us have heard of lactose intolerance (the inability to digest the type of sugar in milk), but there's another milk-related problem that's lesser known:...
Scientists have discovered a biological brake for a hunger hormone, a competing hormone that seems to counter the urge to eat. The substance, named obestatin,...
More Women Than Men Survive Lung Cancer, Regardless of Treatment Women may be more likely to survive lung cancer than men, new research shows. The researchers...
A number of possibilities now exist for the construction of artificial enzymes. These are generally synthetic polymers or oligomers with enzyme-like...
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