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CRISPR: A Gene-Editing Superpower

CRISPR. Its name kind of sounds like an ad for fresh vegetables, it’s changing the entire field of biology. Using this technique, scientists can edit genes with a precision, accuracy, and speed they

How to Drink Water to Lose Weight: 4 Scientific Reasons it Works

Today we're going to be talking about how to drink water to lose weight the scientific benefits of drinking more water and how much water you should be drinking. We will end the video with some final

Aromatherapy & Essential Oils: An Introduction to Use | Oakdale ObGyn

And I'm seeing how many of you know something about essential oils or you've used essential oils in some way and I'm hoping that this morning is going to be more about teaching you a little bit of fun

A Weekly Habit That Will Help You Stay Motivated All Semester

Hey, what is going on, guys? So, the semester just started for most of you, and today I wanted to share a really quick tip that can help you retain a lot of that motivation that we get when we start n

Bullet Journaling For STUDENTS | Timetable, Study Log, Master Syllabus & More!

If you have just come from my bullet journal 2017 setup video that hello once again but if you haven't then hello for the first time you should probably go check out that video it's linked in the desc

Parent-Teen Communication

So communicating well with your team is about establishing trust and a foundation for mutual respect. Let's look at some scenarios that show both the wrong and right way to communicate with your team

Thomas John, Celebrity Medium, on Communicating With Spirits

As Halloween approaches you may find yourself wondering if spirits do indeed roam among us as so many cultures believe our next guest says yes. Sometimes they do and he is uniquely gifted at communica

Introduction to Biochemistry

Hey, it's professor Dave, let's talk about biochemistry. What is biochemistry? Is it biology? Is it chemistry? Well as you might guess, it's sort of in-between, quite literally in terms of size. In th

Spinach That Detects Explosives!

Hi, I’m Caitlin Hofmeister from SciShow Space, filling in to bring you today’s SciShow News. I think we can all agree that plants are pretty important, giving us food, breathable air, and medicine

The Dyatlov Pass Case

In early 1959 a group of hikers decided to head out on an expedition across a mountainous region of western Soviet Union. The group consisted of nine experienced men and women greatly familiar with th

Why Do We Get Eye Boogers?

I like to think the boogers that wield your eyes shut in the morning is your body’s way of saying you don’t need to open them for 5 more minutes. Hi everyone, it’s Julian here for you at DNews.

Sonoluminescence: When Sound Creates Light

You probably don't want to mess with the Mantis Shrimp. Its claws have inspired modern body armor and it strikes with 1500 newtons of force despite being quite tiny, what you would need to bench press