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The Philippine Tarsier, Able To Communicate In Ultrasound Frequencies – Study
Feb 8th
The Philippine tarsier is one of the world’s smallest primates, now discovered to be able to communicate in ultrasound frequencies, according to a study.
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U.S. Researchers Discover How To Keep Tumor Cells Alive In The Laboratory
Dec 19th
US researchers said, they have discovered how to keep tumor cells alive in the lab, generating hope in the scientific community about a potential breakthrough that could transform cancer treatment.
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Why People’s Sleep Needs Can Differ Significantly?
Dec 5th
Researchers who studied more than ten thousand people across Europe, found those with the gene ‘ABCC9′ need around thirty minutes more sleep per night than those without the gene.
Epilepsy Sufferers Experience Seizure Free After Brain Surgery
Oct 15th
In the first long-term study of post-surgery epilepsy patients, researchers followed 615 patients for up to 19 years following surgery.
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Can Obesity Be Literally Contagious?
Aug 29th
The first paper reporting that obesity could spread like a virus was published in 2007 in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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Why People Pay So Much For Celebrity Relics?
Jul 8th
The Yale psychologists found that a sweater owned by a popular celebrity become more valuable to people if they learned it had actually been worn by their idol and not cleaned since.
Bacteria Is Linked To Parkinson’s Disease – Study
May 26th
The bacterial infection responsible for stomach ulcers have been linked to Parkinson’s disease according to researchers in the US.
Children With Autism Have Bigger Brains Than Those Without It
May 10th
A study suggests that children with autism have slightly bigger brains than children without the condition.
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Yawning In Chimpanzees Is Not Just Sleepiness But Empathy – Study
Apr 9th
New research at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center, Emory University, may help scientists understand empathy, the mechanism thought to underlie contagious yawning, in both chimpanzees and humans.
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People Residing At Higher Altitudes Have A Lower Risk Of Heart Ailment
Mar 28th
A joint study from the University of Colorado (CU) and the Harvard University have found that people residing at higher altitudes have a lower risk of heart ailment particularly ischemic heart disease and have the opportunity to live longer than others.