The new study conducted by scientists from the Earth-Life Science Institute (ELSI) at the Institute of Science Tokyo has discovered the surprising role of calcium in shaping the earliest molecular structures of life. Their discoveries suggest that calcium ions can selectively affect how primitive polymers are formed, throwing light on a long -term secret: how […]
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In the last published study, scientists determine how low sperm quality can affect the risk of mortality. How does men infertility affect mortality? In addition to direct impact on reproduction, men’s infertility may also reflect the individual’s susceptibility to some diseases and premature mortality. In fact, several studies have been recorded in the dose -dependent […]
Living in a community in an adverse situation can shorten the time in which a person can survive with an aniotrophic abdominal sclerosis or ALS, by over 30%, suggests a LED examination in Michigan. ALS is a progressive, incurable state that causes muscle waste and loss of muscle control. While most people experience about two […]
Because ADHD diagnoses are still growing in the USA, scientists have discovered a disturbing relationship between behavioral disorder and a reduced life expectancy, while the impact differs between men and women. The hyperactivity syndrome with a attention deficit (ADHD) is one of the most common neurode development disorders affecting children. This condition can affect various […]
When five-year-old Ezra Toczek of Alden, New York, struggled with complications from progressive liver disease, his former kindergarten teacher, Carissa Fisher, became an unlikely hero. The 21-year-old teacher and member of the United States Air Force selflessly donated part of her liver, giving Ezra a second chance at life. The life-saving transplant was performed by […]
– Aren’t they a bit young for that? This is a question I heard regularly from parents when I recommended strength training to children I worked with, ranging in age from 6 to 18, in youth sports. In my four years as a strength and conditioning coach, I often received questions from parents about the […]