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When stress should eat a lot
According to Lubeck University professor Peters, obese people always live longer than thin people because their brains in stressful state receive more nutrients.
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Students make instant hemostatic substances
An immediate hemostatic gel of an American student can revolutionize the medical field.
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Mobile devices help detect stroke early
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University (USA) have found a new type of portable device that can help detect strokes based on eye movements.
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Dance to avoid depression
Experiments conducted by New England University (Australia) researchers have shown that dancing is beneficial for both physical and mental health.
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Night work reduces productivity
Night urination at least once has a greater effect on human performance than asthma and some other chronic lung related diseases.
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Mexico focuses on promoting the creation of stem cell banks
Mexico City's capital city of Mexico is focusing its resources on the early establishment of a stem cell bank for medical treatment, first of all, the diseases of bone,…
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Technology for early detection of brain injury in children
Scientists in the United States have developed a technology to help detect early brain injury in babies, helping to reduce the death rate due to brain injury in children.
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Childbirth when father is old, his generation is prone to autism
Older fathers who give birth to children, the risk of autism in the next generation (grandchildren) may be higher than those of young children.
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Drinking too much tea causes calcified bones
A 47-year-old woman in Michigan had a rare bone disease in the United States, after she drank a tea made from at least 100 tea bags a day for 17 years.
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A small trace also helps assess DNA
Genetic experts confirmed that, in cases of burning mourning, just finding a small piece of bone or a tooth can carry DNA identification to identify.
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No association between rheumatic inflammation and air pollution?
Contrary to previous studies, a new study in the United States said, there was no link between air pollution and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Special cream to help fight the flu
Splendid Ice Creams (USA), a producer of Jeni Co., Ltd., who specializes in ice cream, invented a new, very good ice cream, which also works against the flu.
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Shower gel makes women more susceptible to sexual diseases
According to researchers from the University of California (USA), soaps, lotions and lubricants can destroy sensitive cells and increase the likelihood of becoming infec…
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Eating too much salt increases the risk of death
The excessive use of salt in the diet is the cause of millions of deaths each year because this habit increases the risk of diseases of blood pressure, cardiovascular ...
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Office people are prone to chronic diseases
Scientists at the University of Kansas (USA), which specializes in ergonomics, have come to the conclusion that how to work a lot in a certain position increases the ris…