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Reconstructing ears from patient cells
The wounded American soldiers lost their ears often implanted to replace fake plastic ears, but this fake ear is difficult to use and perishable, does not bring real fee…
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Risk of blindness due to contact lenses
The Daily Mail quoted Fiona Henriquez, a researcher from the University of West Scotland, who said that Acanthamoeba parasites are potential enemies for contact lens use…
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Why play volleyball prone to finger blue?
A group of researchers warns that professional volleyball players are at risk of serious injury to the shoulder artery, causing symptoms to be painful, cold and pale.
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Breakthrough in transplanting stem cells from dead people
Press room of the Czech Academy of Sciences on September 10 said that for the first time in the world, scientists from the country have proved that it is possible to tra…
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Discovering foods that can treat autism
After conducting tests on mice, US scientists on September 6 reported that rare autism in children can be treated with a relatively popular dietary supplement.
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Human neuron detection in monkey brain
German scientists found that in the brain golden macaques (macaca) have neuron (neurons) only in humans, monkeys in humans, whales and elephants, related to self-awarene…
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Remove wrinkles with blood
Wrinkles are a sign of aging over time. Now, however, that natural process is likely to be repulsed by a new method of using stem cells made from the blood of people who…
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Most sore throats do not need antibiotics
Many patients with sore throats are often prescribed by doctors to take antibiotics, but that treatment is not correct, according to US experts.
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Crying helps children sleep better
Many instinctive parents often come to their children to comfort them when they hear the baby cry, but scientists at the University of Melbourne recommend letting childr…
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Working more than 8 hours / day is prone to heart failure
Working overtime can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease by 80%, according to research by scientists from the Finnish Occupational Health Research Institute.
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How to swallow dangerous gum?
What if you accidentally swallowed gum? Does it stay in your stomach for 7 years as people say?
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Good news for sick men 'powerless'
Recent medical researchers have studied the application of gene therapy in the treatment of erectile dysfunction. They also claim that this treatment can also cure some…
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Treatment of deafness by stem cell method
The results of a team of scientists from the University of Sheffield (UK) showed that they have achieved important steps in using human embryonic stem cells to cure deaf…
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A cell can aging the brain
British researchers found that aging neurons in the rat brain produce many substances, including free radicals and other molecules, which can promote inflammation and ch…
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Recreate facial images from DNA
The forecast was made by a group of scientists who found DNA from five genes that could help determine the color of eyes, hair, and skin, affecting facial shapes in huma…