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Fecal Transplant Reduces Autism Symptoms to 50% after Two Years

04.10.2019 10:59 AM

In a recent study, human gut microbiomes affect neurological health and brain communication Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claimed that one in every 59 American children is diagnosed with autism, and in 2000, up from one in every 150.

Unintentional Stops by Police Increase Criminal Behavior in Black and Latino Youths

04.09.2019 14:36 PM

Police stops may hurt the psychological wellbeing of adolescents The NYU Steinhardt doctoral candidate, Department of Applied Psychology, Juan Del Toro in new research discovers that Latino and Black adolescent boys stopped by the police report more frequent engagement in delinquency behavior after that.

Four New Exoplanets Closest to Earth That Are Potentially Habitable

04.09.2019 13:49 PM

Four planets orbit small red dwarf stars and could host life Excitement skyrocketed with the discovery of Earth-like, rocky planets when they were discovered orbiting the habitable zone of some of our closest stars.

Trump’s Recent Debate on ‘Repeal and Replace’ Impacting Women’s Health

04.09.2019 13:17 PM

There’s a link between politics and women’s health President Donald Trump brought up the battle cry of 'repeal and replace' with a promise to make the 2020 election a referendum on Obamacare.

About 90% of Glacier Will Disappear By 2100 Regardless of the Cut on Greenhouse Gas Emissions

04.09.2019 13:05 PM

Glaciers in the Alps will reduce to about 37 cubic kilometers by 2100, barely over one-third of their present-day volume

Humans Can Now Generate All Possible Futures Simultaneously Through a Quantum Device

04.09.2019 11:10 AM

Generate the entire potential futures in an immediate quantum superposition A group of researchers has constructed a prototype quantum device that has the potential of generating all possible futures in a simultaneous superposition.

A New Medical Discovery That Uses Gene to Treat a Disorder Without Drugs or Surgery

04.08.2019 20:04 PM

Molecules with the potential of trapping viruses inside a cell In gene therapy, the delivery vehicles used are viruses since they are designed not to damage the cell when they reach there, but not considering how the virus makes their exit from the cell could have consequences.

1 in 10 Japanese Adults in their 30s Remains a Virgin

04.08.2019 20:03 PM

Japan may take the lead in the global trend of more people not having sex The first national estimate of the virgin in Japan discovered an increasing rate of young adults with no history of heterosexual vaginal intercourse.

How a New Computer-Aided Model Can Predict Life-Threatening Sepsis

04.08.2019 13:08 PM

Sepsis prediction made easy with a new computer-aided model A computer model that utilizes collected data to identify early symptoms of sepsis was developed in the UK.

Svalbard’s Reindeer May Go Extinct Due To Climate Change

04.08.2019 10:43 AM

Continued warming may cause more population crashes and a higher risk of extinction Unlike the reindeer on Norway's Svalbard archipelago, Svalbard reindeer conserve their energy by moving as little as possible.

Building Bee-Responsive Landscape through Scientific Guidelines

04.07.2019 21:48 PM

Plant different bee-magnet shrubs and trees that bloom during spring, summer, or autumn Part of the critical members of the ecosystem is bees. It is measured that the level of dependency on pollinators by some leading food crops approximate 75%.

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