Ancient Humans Consumed Hard Foods Without Damaging Their Teeth
Hard plant foods may have made up a larger part of early human ancestors’ diet than currently presumed, according to a study of.
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Tooth Fossils Suggest a Simpler Evolutionary Path
While your dentist looks at your teeth for signs of decay, biologists are looking at the teeth of our ancestors to uncover evolutionary.
Science & Medicine
New Urine Test Could Diagnose Eye Disease
You might not think to look to a urine test to diagnose an eye disease. But a new Duke University study says it.
Science and Medicine
New Urine Test Could Diagnose Eye Disease
“I knew from my previous experience in analyzing urine samples from liver disease patients that I can readily detect dolichols by liquid chromatography.
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Ancient Teeth Bacteria Display Evolution of Disease
Researchers recently learned a great deal of information about oral health from DNA preserved in calcified teeth bacteria. It was learned that negative.
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Study on Chimps Questions Tooth Development Research
Tooth development and weaning in chimpanzees were thought to have a correlation—until now. For more than two decades scientists concluded that juvenile primate.
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Tooth Tattoo May Curb Gum Disease
A tooth tattoo may be what dentistry needs to defeat tooth decay. The tattoo, which was developed at Princeton University and Tufts University,.
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Whale Possessed Distinctly Human-Like Voice
Researchers have been able to show by acoustic analysis that whales—or at least one very special white whale—can imitate the voices of humans..
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Evolution of Human Smile Recently Discovered
A particle accelerator and a long-dead fish hold the key to the history behind the human smile. All living jawed vertebrates have teeth.
