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... won t be gone tomorrow if science can have its way
Physiology
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Trained not to miss
Missed your stations too often just because you fell asleep during the journeys? Well, there is some good news for you and all other people who habitually sleep through their train stations. All of
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Organic spirals
The amoebae s intriguing hunger call has the whole scientific community excited
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A nice, worm surprise
Who would have thought that the roundworm could ever shock the geneticists?
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Sex and longevity
A new study suggests that men who have frequent sex are likely to live longer. Researchers George Davey Smith, from University of Bristol, UK, found that men who had sex less than once a month had
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Stunted growth
Researchers have found a gene on the tip of X chromosome that may influence human height
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Water for thought
Infants who take water in addition to breast milk or formula food may be at a serious health risk, say Paula Scariatt and her colleagues at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta,
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Cancer prone
Women who gain weight between the age of 18 years and post-menopausal years may be twice as likely to develop breast cancer as those who do not. Zhiping Huang and his colleagues at the Harvard School
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Blind vision
How do you locate an object even with eyes closed?
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Talking about sex
Male development is crucially dependent on the expression of a gene present on the Y cromosome