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Study shows vegetable oils may contain 'toxic' chemicals

A new study has shown that the vegetable oil may release toxic chemicals while cooking and might be harmful for health.

Study shows expose to pesticides might impact sperm

According to a new study, exposure to organochlorine pesticides such as DDT by adolescents might affect their sperm production and result in defective sperm and consequently fertility problems.

Lead author Melissa Perry, professor at George Washington University said, "Exposure to these chemicals in adolescence may lead to reproductive problems years later."

Study shows angry men can be more influential than angry women

A new study has found that the men use anger to influence others on the other hand; women tend to lose influence if they use anger to make a point.

The researchers studied men use anger to influence others and concluded that men are more influential when angry. The study found that women do not usually have the same opportunity to influence when they express anger.

Study says DNA tests can save unborn babies from Down's syndrome

According to a new study, using DNA test for Down's syndrome could potentially save the lives of unborn babies in the UK.

Physical activity is essential for healthy brain

According to a team of researchers, physical activity, which keeps body fit and healthy, is very essential for maintaining a healthy brain.

Study shows Objects Separated by Great Distance can Affect Each other’s Behavior

Famous theoretical physicist Albert Einstein may have contributed many important equations to science, but he was not right all the time. A team of Dutch researchers have claimed that two particles can affect each other even when they are separated by a huge distance, which means Einstein was wrong.

Climate change to disrupt oceans’ food chain, study

According to a new study, Climate Change will significant oceans across the world and result in a completecollapseof food chain.

The study by researchers at Adelaide Universityin Australia showed that increasing level of ocean acidification and warming might reduce the number of important species and also impact their diversity and this might impact the ecosystems across the world.

Robots still need to learn common-sense reasoning, expert

A leading Australian expert has said that robots still need to lean the skill of common-sense reasoning in order to be able to perform more human tasks.

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