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The first HIV patient was cured
The world has just witnessed an impressive medical breakthrough when doctors believe that an HIV-positive man has been cured of a century ...
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SynCAM1 molecule helps people learn better
In the brain with a molecule SynCAM1 can not only bind to brain cells, but also can change the way people learn.
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Human brain stem cells
Human brain stem cells, after being implanted in the brain of newborn babies, can develop and act like mouse brain cells.
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Be careful with carbonated drinks
Reading these lines, carbonated soft drink manufacturers will get angry, while consumers of their products suffer from a slow death quietly.
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Top 10 medical breakthroughs in 2010
Anti-AIDS drugs reduce the risk of HIV infection, new artificial respiration without suffocation, successfully create artificial ovaries, ... among the medical breakthro…
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No milk bottles have been detected with Bisphenol-A in Vietnam
According to the Food Safety Administration, the uninfected BPA test samples from milk bottles were lower than specified.
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Lycopene helps prevent obesity-related diseases
Lycopene in watermelon, tomatoes, red grapefruit ..., helps to prevent type 2 diabetes and obesity-related diseases.
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Detecting a cluster of proteins leads to 130 brain diseases
Scientists discovered that a cluster of proteins plays a decisive role in the development of more than 130 brain diseases including autism.
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Heavy people are often good at distinguishing food flavors
According to scientists, people with heavy body weight are often better at distinguishing food flavors than people with light body weight.
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Long-term exposure to Alzheimer's susceptible pesticides
French scientists say long-term exposure to pesticides and herbicides may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
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Successfully made artificial transplanted kidneys
Artificial kidneys are no larger than a cup of coffee, which can perform major functions of the kidneys in the human body.
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Electronic cigarettes are at risk for health
E-cigarettes, which are increasingly used in the world, are believed to be unsafe and pose a risk to health.
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Gargling with green tea leaves can prevent the flu
People who regularly rinse their mouth with green tea 3 times a day for at least 3 months are less likely to get the flu.
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Lazy is hereditary
Scientists at the University of California have explained the nature of laziness and, according to them, is a heredity.
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Eating less vegetables is more prone to diabetes and obesity
Recent research by scientists has shown that eating less vegetables and fruits can increase diseases like obesity and diabetes.