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Consuming Chocolate Cake Could Damage DNA, Study Shows
Belgian researchers warn that the molecules giving chocolate its enticing aroma may pose health risks in excessive quantities. These
Researchers Develop Artificial Cells akin Living Cells Using Nanotechnology
Researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill have developed artificial cells mirroring the functions of living cells, marking a significant advancement in
Researchers Make Scientific Breakthrough On Damaged Cells Which Explains Aging Process
Researchers in Japan have made a groundbreaking discovery in cellular science, potentially revolutionizing the comprehension of body aging and
Scientists Discover Novel Genotyping Technique for Faster and Accurate Detection Of COVID-19 Variants
Recent research highlights the efficiency of a novel genotyping method in swiftly detecting COVID-19 variants. Termed genotype assay testing,
Circular RNAs Could Be Responsible For Development Of Cancer, Study Shows
Australian cancer researchers from Flinders University have uncovered a significant correlation between cancer risk and circular RNAs, genetic fragments
Caloric Restriction Can Slow Rate Of Aging In Health Humans, New Study Shows
A team of researchers led by the Butler Columbia Aging Center at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
E-cigarettes and Vaping Associated To Same Deadly Effects As Cigarette Smoking
According to studies, electronic cigarettes are now being used by over 10% of American teenagers and more than 3%
Researchers create a Nanoantenna, the World’s Tiniest Antenna to Monitor the Motions of Proteins
Protein molecules carry all kinds of essential tasks in the body. Their primary role is to support the immune
Study Shows That Stress Accelerates Aging
A study from Yale University has found that stress accelerates the DNA changes that people undergo as they age. Scientists
Study Finds That Similar Genes Cause Anxiety Disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Researchers from Cambridge have discovered that genes may cause anxiety to develop in people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
