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Generational wounds may live in our genes. New research suggests that childhood trauma leads to a difference in the epigenetics of a sperm cell, which can impact a child's development and also be ...

Scientists have unveiled a link between childhood stress and epigenetic changes in sperm cells that could affect future generations. Published in Molecular Psychiatry, the study indicates that ...

Neurons are cells in the body that are responsible for transmitting electrical signals through the nervous system. Different types of neurons affect the ability to move, which begins as an impulse, or ...

New Delhi: The Manipur government has announced the establishment of a dedicated anti-extortion cell under the Home Department. This comes nearly two years after the ethnic conflict first began in the ...

Supplements intended to increase sperm volume are created specifically to boost male fertility by escalating the quantity of semen released during ejaculation. They furnish necessary nutrients and ...

Fathers may carry traces of their childhood trauma in their sperm cells, a new study finds ... that epigenetic changes can be passed from a human parent to their children, he said.

“Tomorrow in the Human Services Committee ... She said that 40% of all UTI hospitalizations in the state are for children under the age of one, a statistic Gilchrest called “shocking.” ...

In less than a decade, the need for sex to produce a baby might be eliminated, opening up the possibility for same-sex couples to have offspring. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority ...