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The 11-year-old boy doesn't stop laughing
The boy, James Edgar, 11, of Caernarfon, Northern Wales (England), seems to be the most
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Insomnia is causing billions of dollars in damage
Workers and workers suffer from sleep disorder, not only harming their own health and causing financial losses to the society every year 2 billion USD.
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Decode the 'stroke shield' of the brain
Mysteriously decrypted researchers have long been revolving around the question of why a part of the brain can protect itself from the devastating devastation when a str…
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Caffein increases bee memory
A study in the UK showed that, when fed with caffeine, bee's memory capacity increased three times, according to AFP. That is the result of a study by a group of scienti…
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Use a lot of toothpaste that is dangerous to the nervous system
In order for the nervous system to function normally, there should be a balance between zinc and copper in the blood, but this balance is broken due to daily use of toot…
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Mobile laboratory in the Russian Presidential convoy
The Russian Federal Security Department has spent 45 million rubles to buy a
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High salt intake can lead to multiple sclerosis?
Findings from early laboratory studies suggest that the amount of salt in our diet may involve promoting the immune system in the body to rebel against us.
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Implant electrodes in the brain to treat anorexia
Anorexia patients gained weight after being implanted with electrodes in the brain, promising new methods to treat the disease, according to AFP.
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Hyperactivity syndrome can follow children for life
People often think that the syndrome of 'hyperactivity' or 'lack of attention' in children is only 'temporary', growing up will end. But new research denies this view.
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Tablets - 'powerful assistants' in surgery
Tablets are increasingly popular in Canada. Owners of this smart technology product can easily access the network to view news, movies, photos and play electronic games…
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Predict the life expectancy of people with heart disease through DNA length
Can the length of DNA sequences of patients with heart disease predict beforehand their expected lifespan?
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Feed real teeth from cells
In the near future, experts hope that teeth that have been damaged or forced to be removed can be replaced by new teeth, which are raised from cells extracted from patie…
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Equipment to help prevent stroke
US-based Boston Scientific has just published a study that showed that a device implanted in a man named Watchman helped prevent stroke.
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Recreate images in thinking through brain capture
Based on parameters based on MRI on the human brain, Cornell scientists can analyze data to reconstruct memories of patients.