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Strange disease: Syndrome
The boy, George Cullen, 11, and his brother, Simon Cullen, 13, have sharp teeth like vampire characters in the movie Twilight.
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Detecting the origin of immune cells in the brain
Researchers at Mount Sinai discovered microglia cells (microglia), the immune cells in the brain that were formed immediately after conception.
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Detection of FAP proteins related to cancer
When fibroblasts activate FAP protein, it will work to prevent body immune cells from attacking cancer cells.
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Artificial light is easy to cause infectious disease
Artificial light alters the behavior of humans and insects, thereby increasing the risk of infection.
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Soaking in ice can be harmful
Soaking in ice for pain relief in sports can be more harmful, according to scientists working with Olympic athletes, England.
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Vitamin E increases the risk of stroke?
Scientists have worked with nearly 120,000 people, half of whom are supplemented with pure vitamin E. Research shows vitamin E ...
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Discovering breakthroughs in cancer vaccine research
Researchers at Cambridge University (UK) are working hard to create a revolution in cancer treatment after discovery ...
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Two glasses of orange juice per day double the risk of Gout?
A new study by US scientists confirms that the habit of drinking 2 glasses of orange juice daily will double the risk of gout in women.
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Detection of variant HLA-B gene that helps to block HIV
The HLA-B gene variant, which contributed to the scientists' explanation of the extraordinary ability of some people infected with HIV virus to stay healthy even without…
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Less mosquitoes can bring more illnesses!
Australian researchers have discovered something remarkable: If fewer mosquitoes, they will get bigger, disease will appear more.
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Determination of prostate cancer by urine test
Determining the risk of prostate cancer in men will become faster and more convenient thanks to the urine test method ...
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Higher men are more likely to get testicular cancer
The National Cancer Institute has just published a study showing that men's height is positively correlated with the risk of testicular cancer.
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Detecting a protein that kills cancer cells
Australian scientists have discovered the mechanism of action of a protein called perforin that can destroy bad cells that cause cancer.
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Gene makes people open
The effect of a gene makes many people ready to seek and accept new ideas.
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Detecting positive lung response with bitter taste
According to the researchers, when we inhale a bitter air, the lungs will understand that this is a message that the air outside is easy to breathe, ...