Extremely sensitive and disruptive tween children face an estimated 170 times more problems with peer influence than their counterparts according to a new study presented at the American Psychological Associations ESFL (European School of Education and Research) Forum. Adolescents who… Continue Reading →

UC San Diego Health has been at the forefront of efforts to improve genetic data acquisition for clinical patients. The department of cardiology at UC San Diego Health launched a series of Prison-initiated Genetic Data Challenge campaigns and has dedicated… Continue Reading →

The disease caused by the norovirus is still seen as a pandemic but scientists at Baylor College of Medicine are now attempting to quantify that danger by developing a toll-based survey that would compare the current state of disease treatment… Continue Reading →

Over 9000000 natural disasters have wiped millions of lives from 1975 to 2018 including 9000 in 1975 according to a new paper from University of Chicago professor of planning Aseem Ansari. The global impact of natural disasters can be estimated… Continue Reading →

Available full-term data on the sex ratios of pregnant women and their babies across Wuhan (an ongoing infection of a city-wide pandemic) shows rosy gains occurred early in the window for fertility. In contrast the numbers of pregnant women who… Continue Reading →

Scientists have developed a biocompatible plastic matrix for the grounds of medical laboratory and pharmaceutical laboratories. It can serve as both a collateral support for cells and as an alternative material for biomedical applications. Researchers from the German Research Center… Continue Reading →

More time breath taken in to self-care and control my basic needs like eating sleep not smoking eating disorders and diabetes is generally the best thing you can try and is the reason 1 point productivity bonus hymn is so… Continue Reading →

Georgia Techs School of Molecular Biosciences (SMB) has been sounding the alarm about the lack of safe and effective antibiotics in the fight against multidrug-resistant bacteria in the community. In addition the bacteria are adapting to resistant drugs as well… Continue Reading →

Scientists at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) have discovered a new way to deal with stress a risk factor for mental illness and addiction and an effective treatment approach. Stress is a potentially dangerous and universal stressors which reaches… Continue Reading →

Its a good idea to be physically active for your heart. Current guidelines recommend at least 150 minutes a week of moderate-intensity aerobic activity (theoretically 50 to 75 minutes a day) plus 50 minutes of resistance exercise (theoretically 20-35 minutes… Continue Reading →