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A Man Needs a Pill: The Race to Find a Male Contraceptive
By Charlie Gaeta | Jun 09, 2017 06:35 PM EDT
To develop an effective contraceptive pill for men, scientists are having to go back to the original question asked in Sperm Science; What is sperm?
Oldest Homo Sapiens Fossils Are Found in Morocco, Rewriting History of Humanity
By Catherine Rice | Jun 09, 2017 07:48 AM EDT
The fossils suggest that modern humans evolved throughout the African continent, not only in the East.
Alien Life: Extragalactic Wow Radio Signal Mystery Solved After Forty Years
By Peter D'Souza | Jun 08, 2017 07:46 PM EDT
In 2016, the Center for Planetary Science proposed a hypothesis arguing a comet or its hydrogen cloud were a strong candidate for the source of the "Wow!" Signal. Get to know how this alien life mystery was solved.
Coral Reefs Extinction Soon: NOAA Scientists Warn U.S. and Australia Regions
By Trickos Patrick | Jun 08, 2017 04:44 AM EDT
A team of scientists from NOAA pointed for the vast disappearance of coral reefs; know more here
A New Study Suggests That Our Galaxy Resides In A Celestial Void
By Peter D'Souza | Jun 08, 2017 04:23 AM EDT
There are lots of mysteries hidden in our limitless universe, nobody even knows whether there is any endpoint of this universe or not. Get to know more about our very own galaxy.
Scientists Are One Step Closer to Predicting the Human Lifespan Using Artificial Intelligence
By Catherine Rice | Jun 10, 2017 09:03 AM EDT
Medical images and artificial intelligence are being used to predict patients' lifespans, according to new research.
This Color-Changing Tattoo Could Be A Lifesaver
By Tabitha Shiflett | Jun 09, 2017 09:48 AM EDT
Researchers at MIT and Harvard Medical School have discovered a new way to make life easier for diabetics using bio-sensing tattoos.
Alien Planet: Astronomers Discover Hottest Giant Planet KELT-9B
By Peter D'Souza | Jun 07, 2017 08:29 AM EDT
Astronomers have discovered the hottest alien planet ever known, with a dayside temperature of more than 4,300 degrees Celsius.In fact, this planet, called KELT-9b, is hotter than most stars, according to a study published in the journal Nature.
Brown Dwarf Seen From Project Backyard Worlds Near Solar System
By Peter D'Souza | Jun 06, 2017 07:39 PM EDT
Get to know how NASA's Backyard Worlds detected a brown dwarf.
Alien Civiliztion Could Be Attempting To Communicate With Neutrino-Based Communication Systems
By Peter D'Souza | Jun 06, 2017 07:28 PM EDT
Alien civilizations could be trying to communicate with us, using extremely advanced neutrino-based communication systems and we may be unable to detect it.
SpaceX Dragon Capsule: First Ever Space Carrier Making Repeated Journey To Orbit
By Trickos Patrick | Jun 06, 2017 03:32 AM EDT
The SpaceX Dragon Capsule created history by making its repeated trip to the space station, carrying a whole lot of essential goods and experiment kits. Know more here
NASA Mars Rover: New Conceptual Design Blends Science And Hollywood Fiction
By Peter D'Souza | Jun 05, 2017 06:42 PM EDT
This week, NASA debuts its next generation Mars rover with a distinct alien-like design. This NASA Mars Rover is set to be launched on the upcoming manned mission to the Red Planet in 2020.
Ancient Lake In Mars Might Have Supported Life, Lake Water Carried More Oxygen According to NASA
By Vin Ross | Jun 05, 2017 03:49 AM EDT
Get to know how an ancient Gale Crater lake in Mars probably supported life.
Juno Spacecraft: NASA’s Juno Mission Delivers First Close Look At Jupiter's Surface
By Peter D'Souza | Jun 04, 2017 07:31 PM EDT
Recently NASA’s Juno space probe initialized to deliver the first closer look at Jupiter's surface.
Climate Change Resurrects Dormant Diseases From Permafrost Graves; Here's What You Should Know [VIDEO]
By Gerard Black | May 05, 2017 08:52 PM EDT
Scientists are warning that long dormant diseases might make a comeback. Climate change has caused the permafrost to melt in areas where disease-causing germs may have been buried.

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Conservative Treatment with a Sling can Replace Surgery for Shoulder Fractures

There is nothing to be gained by operating on a patient with a so-called displaced fracture of the shoulder. Three weeks with the arm in a sling so that the shoulder is kept inactive yields the same results.

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