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Want To Live Longer? Scientists Say The 'Ideal' Number Of Children May Be 2 Or 3
Research tracking nearly 15,000 women suggests family size and pregnancy timing may influence ageing and lifespan.
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Milky Way and Andromedia Fated Collision Might Not Happen, Reveals New Study
Recent research has cast doubt on the certainty of the Milky Way-Andromeda galaxy collision, suggesting the event may not be as inevitable as once thought. Traditionally, astronomers have predicted that our galaxy would merge with Andromeda within the next 5 billion years, creating a new elliptical galaxy often referred to as "Milkomeda." However, ...
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IIT Delhi, University Of Helsinki Agree For Academic Cooperation, Joint Research
Both institutes have agreed to establish a programme to collaborate in research, education, and planning, developing and testing new measurement technologies, and constructing and operating research infrastructure.
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Include Vitamin B12 In Your Vegetarian Diet Naturally - Experts Reveal How
Research at University of Helsinki has found that fermented dough can be a good source of vitamin B12 for the ones who avoid consuming animal-based foods.
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Increasing Vitamin C Dose May Help Reduce Suffering from Cold and Flu
According to a study done by University of Helsinki in Finland, taking larger doses of Vitamin C may significantly help in reducing the duration of the viral infection.
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Singing Boosts Memory, Mood In Early Dementia: Study
Caregiver-implemented musical leisure activities, particularly singing, are cognitively and emotionally beneficial especially in the early stages of dementia, a new study has found.
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Climate Talks Shift from Binding Targets to 'Name and Shame'
It's clear at this point that even if the international climate accord being negotiated in suburban Paris becomes legally binding, it won't include punitive measures like trade sanctions or embargoes on straggler countries that fail to meet their commitments.
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Gene Mutation Behind Finns' Reckless Drunkenness: Study
Finns may have a reputation for sometimes drunken and violent behaviour but a new scientific study suggests their impulsive and reckless actions may be caused by a genetic mutation.
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Young Dads Have Higher Risk of Dying in Middle Age: Study
Men who become fathers before the age of 25 may be at a greater risk of dying in middle age than those who delay having children, a new Finnish study has warned.
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New Graphene-Type Material Used in Electronic Devices Created
Scientists have created a new material, related to graphene, which has the potential to improve transistors used in electronic devices.
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Want To Live Longer? Scientists Say The 'Ideal' Number Of Children May Be 2 Or 3
Research tracking nearly 15,000 women suggests family size and pregnancy timing may influence ageing and lifespan.
-
Milky Way and Andromedia Fated Collision Might Not Happen, Reveals New Study
Recent research has cast doubt on the certainty of the Milky Way-Andromeda galaxy collision, suggesting the event may not be as inevitable as once thought. Traditionally, astronomers have predicted that our galaxy would merge with Andromeda within the next 5 billion years, creating a new elliptical galaxy often referred to as "Milkomeda." However, ...
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IIT Delhi, University Of Helsinki Agree For Academic Cooperation, Joint Research
Both institutes have agreed to establish a programme to collaborate in research, education, and planning, developing and testing new measurement technologies, and constructing and operating research infrastructure.
-
Include Vitamin B12 In Your Vegetarian Diet Naturally - Experts Reveal How
Research at University of Helsinki has found that fermented dough can be a good source of vitamin B12 for the ones who avoid consuming animal-based foods.
-
Increasing Vitamin C Dose May Help Reduce Suffering from Cold and Flu
According to a study done by University of Helsinki in Finland, taking larger doses of Vitamin C may significantly help in reducing the duration of the viral infection.
-
Singing Boosts Memory, Mood In Early Dementia: Study
Caregiver-implemented musical leisure activities, particularly singing, are cognitively and emotionally beneficial especially in the early stages of dementia, a new study has found.
-
Climate Talks Shift from Binding Targets to 'Name and Shame'
It's clear at this point that even if the international climate accord being negotiated in suburban Paris becomes legally binding, it won't include punitive measures like trade sanctions or embargoes on straggler countries that fail to meet their commitments.
-
Gene Mutation Behind Finns' Reckless Drunkenness: Study
Finns may have a reputation for sometimes drunken and violent behaviour but a new scientific study suggests their impulsive and reckless actions may be caused by a genetic mutation.
-
Young Dads Have Higher Risk of Dying in Middle Age: Study
Men who become fathers before the age of 25 may be at a greater risk of dying in middle age than those who delay having children, a new Finnish study has warned.
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New Graphene-Type Material Used in Electronic Devices Created
Scientists have created a new material, related to graphene, which has the potential to improve transistors used in electronic devices.
