One set of twins – two fathers: how common is superfecundation?
Heteropaternal superfecundation will be tackled in a new romcom – but it happens in real life, too. Two experts explain how Constance Wu, ...Read More
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Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts
Dracula ant's killer jaws are nature's fastest mover at 200mph
Move aside cheetah and peregrine falcon, there is a new contender for the title of fastest animal on Earth: the Dracula ant. Scientists h...Read More
Has the time come for Genetic Modification?
Trees with red trunks and apples that are red right the way through and flower all year round. Should we back or block the genetically ch...Read More
Natural climate variability explains almost half of Arctic sea ice loss
Manmade climate change alone doesn't explain the dramatic loss of sea ice in the Arctic. According to new analysis by scientists at Law...Read More
Study: Colored bird eggs come from dinosaurs
The world's oceans may be heating up at a faster pace than previously thought, leaving the planet less time to avoid catastrophic globa...Read More
7 Life Processes Of Living Things - MRS. GREN
MRS GREN Living things display certain characteristics that may be absent from material objects. MRS GREN is an acronym often used to he...Read More
Study: Post-heart surgery readmission rates don't vary by discharge day
Contrary to popular belief, heart surgery patients who leave the hospital on a weekend or holiday do not have a higher risk for readmissio...Read More
One-third of female lawyers sexually harrassed - survey
Initial findings of an international survey show that half of all women lawyers have been bullied, and one-third have been sexually harasse...Read More
Telescope spots 20 new fast radio bursts
With the help of Western Australia's CSIRO radio telescope array, astronomers have nearly doubled the number of documented fast radio ...Read More
Therapy dogs can spread MRSA, but antibacterials may reduce risk
While therapy dogs can help ease anxiety for kids with cancer, they may also carry antibiotic-resistant bacteria that can put patients at r...Read More
Neuroscientists identify the origins of 'free will' inside the brain
Neuroscientists have pinpointed the origin of "free will" inside the human brain. Whether or not free will exists -- or whether ...Read More
Kids' violent video game play linked to increased aggression
In a meta-analysis of studies, researchers found violent video games are associated with small increases of physical aggression despite due...Read More
Abused children carry the trauma in their cells: study
Children subjected to abuse may carry the physical hallmark of that trauma in their cells, scientists said Tuesday, in research that could ...Read More
NIH looks to spend $54M to map cells of human adults
The U.S. National Institutes of Health hopes to spend $54 million over the next four years to map the trillions of cells that compose the a...Read More
Despite some progress, Alzheimer's fight falling flat
It's a devastating disease driving a dementia epidemic ruining tens of millions of lives, but with no new medical treatment since the t...Read More
One in 11 US teens use cannabis in e-cigarettes: study
Nearly one in 11 US youths say they use battery powered vaping devices, or e-cigarettes, to smoke marijuana or other cannabis products, US...Read More
Study: Sexual violence haunts women for years
Sexual assault leaves many women with permanent indelible memories, a new study finds. Compared with other traumatic life-altering events,...Read More
These robotic 'trees' can turn CO2 into concrete
Direct air carbon capture could counter climate change Climate change is killing our planet. The excess production of carbon dioxide and...Read More
Cave features suggest stable sea levels during last interglacial period
New research suggests sea levels were surprisingly stable during the last interglacial period, between 127,000 and 116,000 years ago. The...Read More
People Who Take Supplements Containing This Stimulant Are Risking Their Health, Study Finds
People who use dietary supplements containing an ingredient called higenamine are playing with fire, suggests a new study. There’s often no...Read More
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