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June 12, 2017 Biology & Genetics / Love & Romance / Technology / The Brain

Facebook’s “pride” react leading to homosexual curiosity among straight males

Could Facebook be making you gay? Facebook quietly launched the “pride” react last week, a rainbow flag reaction that can

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July 20, 2016 Biology & Genetics / Children / Health / Science / Technology

More Scientists Now Admitting Human Cloning A Reality

Two scientists who worked for human cloning centers have recently spoken out. Under the condition of anonymity, they talk about what they witnessed — and what’s coming.

April 28, 2016 Biology & Genetics / Environment / Health / Love & Romance / Science / Technology / Viruses & Outbreaks

Is Skateboarding In Your Genes? New Research Says It Might Be.

Scientists have discovered that great skateboarding ability may be hard-wired in your DNA through a special gene. But just because you skate doesn’t automatically mean you carry the gene.

March 14, 2016 Biology & Genetics / Children / Environment / Health / Plants & Animals / Science / Technology / Viruses & Outbreaks

Zika Virus Spreading Via Underground Tubes

Scientists are trying to determine what caused the recent outbreak of the Zika virus. It started in one area, and spread rapidly through other parts of the world in a short period of time. But how is it traveling so quickly? Underground tubes could be to blame.

February 4, 2016 Biology & Genetics / Chemistry / Food & Nutrition / Health / Science

Feeling Ill? Your Gut Microbiota May Be To Blame.

Maintaining the proper balance in your gut microbiome is imperative to optimum health and avoiding leaky gut syndrome.

February 2, 2016 Biology & Genetics / Plants & Animals / Technology

Can Groundhog Predictions Be Trusted? The Science of Groundhog Day.

Groundhogs are known for their extreme psychic abilities on Groundhog Day. But what is the actual science behind their psionic

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