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Treatment For Rare Neonatal Disease Found
An international team of physicians has found a treatment for molybdenum cofactor deficiency Type-A, a rare neonatal disease.
The Five Guys Who Voice All Documentaries
Ever wondered about the different types of voices behind science documentaries? Mushroom Mum gives us a quick breakdown!
Essential Amino Acids As Antioxidants
Besides being building blocks of proteins and neurotransmitters, glutamate and aspartate can also act as antioxidants.
Local Anesthetics May Affect Children’s Tooth Growth
Exposure to high levels of local anesthetics caused cell death in pig teeth and young human tooth cells.
Type 2 Diabetes Linked With Alzheimer’s Disease
Scientists have established an association between type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease biomarkers.
Singapore Appointed ASEAN’s First International Patent Authority
Singapore has joined China, India, Japan and Korea as an international patent authority recognized by the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Cipla Expands Into The US With InvaGen & Exelan Acquistions
Cipla grows its portfolio by acquiring InvaGen and Exelan Pharmaceuticals, stretching its reach to the US market.
Good Vibrations Help Surfaces Stay Clean
Using numerical simulations and experiments, scientists have found that mechanical oscillations can enhance diffusion rates by ten orders of magnitude.
Blood Vessel Spasms Linked To Heart Attacks
Spasms at sites of coronary artery narrowing could be used a predictor for heart attacks, paving the way for early detection.
