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SAVI (Sting Associated Vasculopathy with Onset in Infancy) is a rare and an incurable disorder, with an early age of onset.

With the widespread use of satellite imaging, a wealth of information is available to help in the understanding and modeling of earth system processes.

The phenomenon of reproduction is fundamentally important to any growing society; yet, many of the details surrounding the “mystery of life” still elude even the scientific and engineering communit

One of the most important tasks of earthquake seismology is to predict the intensity of shaking in large earthquakes.

Pediatric liver transplantation is a very challenging surgical procedure that saves lives for children that are born or develop severe liver disease.

Analysis of walking abnormalities is an important clinical assessment used for treatment of gait disorders in children with cerebral palsy (CP).

Major human migrations during the last several hundred years have generated new populations of mixed European and African ancestry.

Toxoplasma gondii is a pathogen that is able to infect virtually all species of warm-blooded animals.

The need for chiral compounds has escalated tremendously in recent years as many biological activities, flavors or fragrances are associated with their absolute molecular configuration.

The World Health Organization estimates that one of the main consequences of global warming will be an increased burden of mosquito-borne diseases.

Language acquisition — the process by which children break into their native language — is both an exciting scientific frontier and a critical applied issue.

The discovery of graphene and its astonishing properties has given birth to a new class of two-dimensional (2D) materials so named because, as with graphene, they can be thinned down to single laye