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Humans As Young As Eleven Months Old Have A Natural Affinity For Wildlife Than Toys – Study
Apr 27th
Researchers from Rutgers University and the University of Virginia, in America, conducted a series of experiments with young children aged between 11 months and just over three years old involving live animals and toys.
Global Warming Is Linked To The Shortening In Size Of Mammals
Mar 4th
Researchers from the universities of Florida and Nebraska used fossils to follow the evolution of horses from their earliest appearance 56 million years ago.
Tagged as: demi moore global warming
New Way Of Calculating Calories & Weight Loss Would Revolutionize People Tackle Obesity
Feb 28th
Obesity rates have doubled worldwide in the past 30 years, coinciding with a growing food surplus, and the ensuing epidemic has sparked a multibillion dollar weight loss industry that has largely failed to curb the problem.
Australian Researchers Pin Global Warming As Cause To The Untimely Ripening Of Grapes
Feb 26th
Grape growers as well as winemakers are in peril by global warming as Australian researchers singled out key factors in the untimely ripening of grapes.
Researchers Design A Computer Software That Is Classified As ‘Genius’
Feb 19th
A team of researchers led by Claes Strannegård at the University of Gothenburg, designs a software that uses mixture of logic and ‘human-like’ thinking, the same types of patterns that humans can see.
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.
Tagged as: tarsier predators
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.
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.
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.