Genetics is a special area of Biology which focuses on heredity (inheritance). For common people, it is looked at the exercise of matching people’s look, character etc. and frequent comment comes as “the person is like father, like mother etc. It is also commonly believed that all these similarities in character, look are related to blood, which is absolutely wrong.
According to a recent study [1], both very high and very low levels of Body Mass Index (BMI) are associated with an increased risk of death due to various causes. The research suggested that BMI of between 21-25 kg/m2 is associated with the lowest risk of dying from cancer and heart disease. The study looked at how BMI is associated with the risk of death both overall, and from a full spectrum of different causes.
Millions of people across the globe are living with a “silent” disease they’ve likely never heard of. Typically, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) are silent diseases. They have no symptoms. Even if cirrhosis has developed, there are often no symptoms until the liver has become so damaged that the only option is a liver transplant. NASH is set to surpass hepatitis as the biggest reason for liver transplants by 2020 [1].
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Information Technology (IT) enables continuous integration and communication between businesses anywhere in the world.
Do you know how much each individual on this planet is worth? A Du Pont scientist said that the atoms of our body contain a potential energy of more than 11 million kilowatt-hours per pound. By this estimate, the average person is worth about $85 billion.
Greta Thunberg is a 17-year-old Swedish teenager who has captured headlines across the globe as the poster-girl for activism against climate change and is one of the nominees for this year’s Nobel peace prize. She is currently the most familiar face drawing the world’s attention to this man-made problem.
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As a concept, internationalisation has different meaning to different people, and thus they describe it differently (see, for example, Knight and de Wit, 1995; Scott, 1998; van der Wende, 2001). Although it is a widely discussed phenomenon, there is
Cancer has become a huge menace in today's society. With the advancement of the modern era, the problem of cancer has gradually increased and is projected to reach over 13 million cases in 2030, globally.