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Old people pessimistic live longer?
On February 27, 2013, according to a new study published by the American Psychological Association, older people, who do not have high expectations for a good future, ma…
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Sweat can kill the virus
Natural antibiotics from sweat can kill dangerous viruses and tuberculosis strains, according to the Daily Mail. That is the research result of scientists from Edinburgh…
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Obese pregnant women are more prone to heart disease
Obese women can put their babies at risk of congenital cardiovascular disease: Infants often have early signs of heart disease at birth. One-third of women of childbeari…
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Australia produces highly effective new anti-influenza drugs
Australia's leading science institute CSIRO said on February 23 that it has developed a new drug in the laboratory system, to prevent the spread of different influenza v…
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HIV-infected baby girl is cured
An American girl infected with HIV has been cured, after being treated very early with the current popular drugs.
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Create living corpse cells
It sounds like a product of human imagination, but American scientists claim to have created cells
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Cochlear implants improve hearing
Cochlear implants can increase hearing, speech and quality of hearing loss, and cochlear implants have better results than a cochlear implant, according to Reuters.
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FDA: Be cautious before deciding on breast augmentation
In the United States, there are two types of breast augmentation bags that can be sold that contain saline and silicone gel. Both have silicon outer casing and come in v…
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Female students have higher IQ
Neha Ramu, a 12-year-old female student in London's Kingston-upon-Thames, earned a score of 162 when she completed a Mensa IQ test, Telegraph reported.
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Poor children are the fault of their parents or teachers?
Learning disabilities or learning difficulties are situations where children have learning difficulties. The child's ability to absorb is very poor compared to normal an…
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Japan is confident about the future of regenerative medicine
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (METI) on February 22 said Japan's renewable medicine market is expected to reach a total turnover of 1,600 billion…
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Sausages are harmful to your child's digestive system
Many parents view sausages as a snack, favored by children, so they often give their children extra meals apart from the main meal. Although the sausage does not contain…
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BPA is related to asthma
US researchers have documented an association between early exposure to bisphenol A - the chemical used to coat inside plastic products and metal food containers, with a…
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Further detection of new EMC virus causes pneumonia
Research by European scientists indicates that a virus that has recently damaged the newly discovered human lung is able to penetrate lung cells and cause disease as eas…
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How many children does a woman have?
Vladislav Korsak, Professor of Medicine, Chairman of the Russian Reproduction Association says that in reproduction there is no concept of