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Introduction Kuru, or the laughing disease, was first discovered in the Fore people native to New Guinea. The Fore people... Read More

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Light Therapy Perhaps you have a sign at your gym offering the use of red light therapy to complement your... Read More

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When you hear the word “parasite,” what comes to your mind? With all the buzz around the recently revived “Alien”... Read More

Introduction In the animal kingdom, the giraffe stands tall as a marvel of evolutionary adaptation. With some reaching heights over... Read More

Across scientific history, researchers have tirelessly tried to bring the concept of cloning to reality. Cloning is the process of... Read More