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Tim mobilized the Tour de France bigger than usual
A recent study by the French University of Rennes showed that the hearts of the athletes participating in the Tour de France's largest bicycle race are 20% to 40% larger…
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a world threat
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) has killed more than 2.5 billion people annually in the world. According to a study published in The Lancet, this disease wi…
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An overly worried pregnant woman is prone to premature birth
Researchers in the United States found that among 1,820 pregnant women, those who were most worried about pregnancy were three times more likely to be born prematurely t…
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Children are prone to blindness due to premature birth
Premature babies at 32 weeks and weighing less than 1.8 kg, often blind in both eyes, due to small blood vessel damage in the eye. If treated early, 80% of children also…
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Blood cell phagocytosis syndrome
Blood cell phagocytosis is a phenomenon in which macrophages in the phagocytic bone marrow of blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets). This abnormal…
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Take the kidneys from the body through ... the belly button
How can I squeeze a kidney as big as a fist under the keyhole? Put it in the ball bag and pull it out, scientists reveal the technique is almost the same.
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The baby is never cuddled
Sarah Morrison's baby body in Ireland is so soft that she can break a bone if she sneezes or is hugged by her parents. Before Sarah was born, the doctor said she had 30…
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See show your own heart
The lender of the heart to display and then become a visitor to the exhibition is Jennifer Sutton, 23, Ringwood resident (United Kingdom).
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Real damage controls the brain
New declassified documents show that, in the 1970s, many countries accelerated in the technology race to
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Toddlers are smarter than primates
Your toddler is even smarter than an adult chimpanzee, at least in some ways, the researchers claim.
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Wake up too early to watch for heart disease
The generations of humanity often praise the early rise as
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Children are increasing their blood pressure due to overeating
British scientists at St George University, London, conducted research on 1,600 children aged 4 to 14 years, showing that the more salt they eat, the higher their blood…
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New breakthrough in treatment of schizophrenia
A drug used to treat schizophrenia (schizophrenia) has just been born and is considered a turning point in the pharmaceutical industry for more than a decade. This drug…
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Human cells heal heart disease in mice
Recent experiments by US scientists have shown that human stem cells can heal heart muscle damage, improve heart function and slow heart failure in mice.
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Detection of estrogen prevents brain degeneration
Researchers have discovered an estrogen hormone that prevents brain degeneration in many diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, sclerosis, Charcot disease, spinal cord in…