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zachtheperson t1_j9gomuy wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79

I think it might be the opposite. Having the choice to wait longer to have kids could actually remove any rush people might have since they don't have to worry about "missing out," because they waited too long.

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cdrewing t1_j9gjt33 wrote

Reply to comment by skater15153 in Stroke survivor moves her hand for first time in a decade after groundbreaking treatment by TheTelegraph

Yep. My wife tells me since I take it on a daily basis before going to bed I have less twitches in my legs. And from my own experience I can tell you: your sleep will become much more restful and longer. At the weekends sleeping for ten hours per night won't be a challenge - on average.

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leonardo201818 t1_j9gjfzv wrote

Reply to comment by CochinNbrahma in Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79

Populations are declining across the world. China, Japan, and Russia face serious problems over the next 20-30 years due to their aging population. There’s not enough young people to support the economy.

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KittyL0ver t1_j9gisfd wrote

Reply to Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79

This will hopefully help women with diminished ovarian reserve and premature ovarian failure. With POF egg quality is also reduced in addition to quantity, whereas with DOR usually egg quality is the same as you’d expect of similar aged women with no fertility problems. Hopefully this research will help with both quality and quantity.

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tornpentacle t1_j9gfuz1 wrote

Reply to comment by AudiieVerbum in According to a new study, researchers propose a novel theory about how the molecules of life may have developed a preferred chirality, or “handedness.” Understanding more about how the concept influences our living beings could help scientists develop drugs to fight molecular disease, like cancer. by Impossible_Cookie596

Methamphetamine refers to the racemic mixture. L-methamphetamine is not methamphetamine.

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