Is Your Liver at Risk?

Fri 09 August 2019: If you’re not a big drinker, you may not give much thought to the health of your liver. But there might be reason to be concerned. An estimated 64 million Americans have an often-symptomless liver condition called nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), which may put them at risk not only for […]

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world breastfeeding week: The Cost of Not Breastfeeding

Sat 03 August 2019: Breastfeeding saves lives — not just kids, but mothers too.  On the heels of new evidence of the lifesaving benefits of early and exclusive breastfeeding, UNICEF calls for increased investment in workplace programs and other support for breastfeeding moms.  New research examining the human and economic costs of not breastfeeding found that […]

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Japan approves growing human organs in animals for first time

Rules on the process differ by country: the US has no federal restrictions on creating chimeras, while other countries prohibit chimeras being kept alive behind two weeks. For illustrative purposes only.Image Credit: Pixabay Fri 02 August 2019: The newly approved study would help understand the obstacles in the field Tokyo: Scientists in Japan will begin […]

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Scientists Develop AI Chip that Acts Like a Human Brain

Thu 25 July 2019: Using light to create and modify memories, a team of Australian researchers developed an electronic chip that mimics the human brain. Researchers from RMIT University drew inspiration from optogenetics to develop a device that replicates the way the brain stores and loses information. According to the German News Agency, Optogenetics allows […]

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