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Smokers are criticized for being foul
The boys thought that smoking that made them look more masculine would be disappointing to know that nearly 68% of those surveyed in a survey said that tobacco did not b…
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New technique to diagnose malaria
Scientists from the University of Exeter and Coventry University have developed the first new malaria diagnostic technique that can challenge the rapid diagnostic test R…
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Caffeine prevents multiple sclerosis in mice
Cornell researchers say that mice receiving caffeine equivalent to one person drinking 6 to 8 cups of coffee a day are protected from the development of experimental aut…
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Tiny magnet for cancer treatment
Recently, British scientists say tiny pieces of magnets used in anti-cancer gene therapy in mice have created a new step in cancer treatment.
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A nicotine vaccine is coming soon
Swedish researchers have begun testing a vaccine to fight the effects of nicotine on brain cells.
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More than 41% of the risk of depression in smokers
The risk of depression among smokers increased by 41% compared to non-smokers. This is the conclusion of a study with 8,556 participants of scientists from Navarra Unive…
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New tests make it easier to control antibiotics
The discovery of antibiotic drugs in the environment can easily be made possible thanks to the portable kit set by a team of scientists from the US Department of Agricul…
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Breathing secondhand smoke for 30 minutes can destroy cells
A study by the University of California San Francisco found that indirect exposure to cigarette smoke, even for a short time, was harmful to health.
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New role of mobile phones: remote medical care
After the revolution in mobile phone information, there is a promising new role in telemedicine care - a way to use telecommunications technology to provide medical care…
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China banned smoking in schools
China will issue a ban on smoking in the campus area, and consider it part of a smoke-free Olympic effort. According to Beijing Evening News, China's Ministry of Health…
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The rate of mutations is rarely 3 to 4 times greater in schizophrenia
Researchers at Washington University and Cold Spring Harbor lab have discovered some genetic errors, which may shed light on the causes of schizophrenia. Scientists foun…
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Brain damage and brain function can recover
Scientists from Laboratoire de Neurobiologie des Processus Adaptatifs have shown that injured brain can be recovered by creating a small number of correctly attached new…
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New strategy to treat cocaine addiction
A new monkey study has found a way to treat cocaine addiction with an 'alternative' drug that mimics the effect of cocaine but is less addictive - this is similar to the…
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The gender war took place before the twins were born
Tel Aviv University researchers believe that the gender war begins in the womb. And it is likely to carry troublesome consequences - boys can hurt the health of twin gir…