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Flight, super speed, x-ray vision, and invisibility: the abilities people once believed possible only through magic have become realities through centuries of research and development. First cars, then…
In 1683, Anton von Leeuwenhoek improved the primordial microscope and made several observations of bacteria on teeth, worms in the nose, and the epidermis of human skin. Though…
Upon consuming alcoholic beverages, hundreds of millions of people of East Asian ethnicity exhibit a facial flushing reaction that is more commonly referred to as the “Asian glow.”…
Although the topic of body weight has always been present in the media, lately the subject of weight loss and gain has received substantial news coverage. The public…
Autism and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are both neurological disorders that have gained attention in recent years (1, 2). ADHD is much more prevalent in the United States…