Hemophilia May Be More Common Than Believed
Hemophilia, a rare inherited bleeding disorder in which blood doesn't clot normally - meaning any cut can be deadly - is a lot less rare than previously estimated.
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Who Paid For Prostitutes First, The Human Or The Monkey? The Chen Paper Turns 20
It is often joked that 'prostitution was the first profession' and, that it is not a profession aside, the sentiment may be true. Someone with a lot of food and the ability to prevent it being taken…
Global Warming Could Lead To Global Beer Shortages By 2100
Beer, the most popular alcoholic drink in the world, consumes around 17% of global barley production, but this share varies across major beer-producing countries; 83% in Brazil to 9% in Australia.
Duckweed Science May Lead To Food That Farms Itself
Duckweed split into different species 59 million years ago, when the climate was more extreme than even the most aggressive climate simulation produced now.