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21:14 • 25.07.12Homeborn babies potential leaders – doctor“A human being’s life begins with childbirth. The way a baby is born marks the continuation of its life. What happens to a child after birth predetermines his or her future behavior and ...
20:34 • 25.07.12Scientists discover flatworm with 60 eyes"Britain is one of the best countries for documenting wildlife so it's quite unusual to find a species here which has not been seen before ...
17:30 • 25.07.12Study identifies way to treat most aggressive skin cancer"Our results are important on two levels. From a scientific perspective, it is very important that we have been able to prove that p53 plays a key role in the formation ...
12:43 • 25.07.12Apple's reports lower-than-expected rise in Q3 profitsThe consumer gadget and computer maker reported $35bn in sales, up from $28.6bn in 2011, BBC reports...
10:16 • 25.07.12Satellites reveal sudden Greenland ice meltMelting even occurred at Greenland's coldest and highest place, Summit station. The thawed ice area jumped from 40% of the ice sheet to 97% in just four days from 8 July...
09:42 • 24.07.12Obese children face heart disease risk"Remarkably, 62% of severely obese children under 12 years of age already had one or more cardiovascular risk factors ...
19:41 • 23.07.12Jesus Christ was Muslim, says claims professorShedinger said in an interview that the questioning of his view on Islam motivated him to completely re-think his whole concept about the religion and the way he was applying it ...
11:32 • 23.07.12Iran not to give up control over Hormuz Straight: IRGC commanderSpeaking in a fast-breaking ceremony, the commander said although enemies claim that Iran is determined to close the strait, it is against common sense...
09:48 • 23.07.12Reducing salt 'would cut cancer'Too much salt is bad for blood pressure and can lead to heart disease and stroke, but it can also cause cancer...
13:53 • 22.07.12Asteroid, nearly a mile wide, to hurtle past earth'The entire astronomical community has reversed its thinking about them over the past few decades. Instead of living on an ‘island Earth’ with little or no connection with other celestial objects ...
19:14 • 21.07.12Asteroid nearly a mile wide will sail past Earth this SundayThe asteroid is estimated to be 2,000 to 4,500ft wide, and qualifies as a 'near Earth object', The Daily Mail reports. NEA (near-Earth asteroid) 2002 AM31 is described as 'the size of a city block'...
15:25 • 21.07.12Two prominent scientists to get Victor Hambardzumyan 2012 international awardFirst class scientist of Byurakan Observatory Areg Mikayelyan said the award committee has thoroughly analyzed all the scientific works choosing the ones of the above mentioned professors...
15:22 • 20.07.12Revolutionary implant could restore sight in blind\"Bio-Retina incorporates various nano-size components in one tiny, flat implant, approximating the size of a child\'s fingernail ...
10:57 • 19.07.12Small petrel seabirds can smell our relativesLead researcher Francesco Bonadonna, from the Centre of Functional and Evolutionary Ecology in Montpellier, France, has told BBC Nature that the birds used smell to recognise and communicate ...
18:40 • 18.07.12E-glove teaches people to play pianoGeorgia Tech researchers has said their musical glove can improve sensation and motor skills for people with paralyzing ...