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[ad_1] According to a new study published by anthropologists at Northwestern University, men have better reproductive success when they spend more time looking after children – not just their children. In a …

[ad_1] Science is about to make a "quantum leap" as more and more mysteries about the behavior and interactions of atoms between them are discovered. The field of quantum physics, with its …

[ad_1] Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) physicians report an unexpected side effect of treatment with dupilumab, approved by the FDA for the treatment of moderate-to-severe eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis. In their …

[ad_1] Stanford University researchers have revised the CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology to manipulate the genome in three-dimensional space, enabling them to transport genetic extracts to different locations in the nucleus of a …

[ad_1] The bacteria responsible for pneumonia can spread by picking and rubbing the nose, according to new research published in the European respiratory journal. Pneumococcus, the bacterium that can cause pneumonia, is …

[ad_1] The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), the largest particle physics laboratory in the world, located near Geneva, Switzerland, is said to be the largest particle …

[ad_1] Researchers at the Tokyo Metropolitan University applied machine learning techniques to obtain fast and accurate estimates of local geomagnetic fields using data collected at several points of observation, potentially allowing the …

[ad_1] Every year, tens of thousands of American women need emergency treatment to save their lives during childbirth or immediately afterwards. A new study shows how their life-threatening risk of childbirth depends …

[ad_1] By the time non-avian dinosaurs had disappeared, herbivorous sauropods such as Brontosaurus had reached gigantic proportions. Weighing no less than 100 tons, the long-necked giants are the largest terrestrial animals to …

[ad_1] Researchers from three universities have measured more than 19,000 moths out of 1,100 species to determine if their size varies with altitude. Scientists from the Friedrich-Schiller University of Jena (Germany) collaborated …