comments feedFrom Ocean Breeze Recovery MOTHER-FETUS CONNECTION The profound connection between mother and fetus is deeper than most think. While mother and child don’t share blood, the placenta provides a connection between the two, allowing for the exchange of nutrients, wastes, and gasses. The placental wall acts as a barrier, albeit an extremely porous one. Substances […]
Research reveals gene-edited babies may have enhanced brains
March 3, 2019 by Leave a Comment
By Brian Freeman from Newsmax The widely-condemned Chinese scientist who created the world’s first gene-edited babies may have inadvertently enhanced their brains, Newsweek reported on Monday. He Jiankui, in announcing in November the birth of twin girls whom he had genetically edited by deleting the CCR5 gene, said he had done so to have them become more […]
Amazing facts about the sheep
August 6, 2018 by Leave a Comment
From One Kind Planet Sheep have very good memories. They can remember at least 50 individual sheep and humans for years. Sheep have very good memories. They can remember at least 50 individual sheep and humans for years. They do this by using a similar neural process and part of the brain that humans use […]
Talent, perseverance and belief in yourself
April 4, 2018 by Leave a Comment
From South Florida Caribbean News You probably have some values according to which you take your decisions in life. All of them are important for you. Let’s take three aspects – talent, perseverance and belief in oneself – and try to discuss their importance. What is more important: talent, perseverance or belief in yourself? Which […]
The Editor speaks: Corporal punishment
June 27, 2017 by Leave a Comment
We have two extreme views on corporal punishment for children. Absolutely zero. Absolutely yes. The extreme YES is the case that was heard in the Cayman Islands Grand Court where a mother was found guilty Mon (26) of beating her son so bad with a belt and a broom she not only broke the broom […]
