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We were wrong about HIV
Scientists have long believed that HIV virus slowly weakens healthy white blood cells, by forcing cells to right
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He built a high-tech hospital
For the first time in the UK, there will be a specialized hospital
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Store medical records under the skin
Doctors at the American Medical Association are currently studying the ability of the patient to store medical data on electronic chips implanted under the skin.
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Using a false breast can reduce the risk of sudden death during sleep
On June 24, experts from the UK's Infant Research Organization warned parents to give babies a pacifier often while sleeping to avoid the risk of sudden death.
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Mom inhaled polluted air, light weight
A group of French and German researchers have confirmed that women who inhale polluted air during pregnancy are at high risk for low birth weight babies.
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Renal failure can cause heart damage
According to a new US study, kidney failure can cause heart damage in patients before symptoms appear. This study, published in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine…
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Lack of storage temperature during transport of pharmaceuticals may affect the effect of the drug
High humidity, strong impact during travel, bright light and storage at the wrong temperature during transport can have serious consequences for pharmaceuticals. Changes…
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Caspace-14 protects skin against UVB rays and dehydration
The VIB scientists associated with Ghent University have demonstrated that the caspace-14 protein whose function has so far not been known plays a role in maintaining ba…
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Generate stem cells from unfertilized eggs
Scientists have created a form of human stem cells by stimulating unfertilized eggs, instead of embryos. This achievement opens new perspectives on the production of saf…
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Why need regular bathing for babies?
Sports researcher Charkopski has a premature baby at 7 months, is expected to be less likely to live. But thanks to being soaked in warm water, the baby grows very fast.
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WHO: travelers flying should exercise leg
World Health Organization (WHO) on June 29 recommends that passengers traveling on long flights should exercise their feet and avoid sleeping pills to reduce the risk of…
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The risk of death is high in HIV-infected patients who do not see their doctor regularly
According to a study published in Clinical Infectious Diseases, June 1 - Patients who do not regularly care about their HIV infection have a greater chance of dying comp…
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Observe the development of brain cells according to the real-time system
For the first time, a researcher from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem succeeded in observing the bioavailability (in vivo) of neurons in the brains of mammals.
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There was a way to know men were infertile
The presence of a more or less protein in a man's semen can determine whether he has children or not. New findings, published in Molecular Medicine, can lead to ways to…
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Blind people have extraordinary memories
Blind people are very good at remembering things in the right order. When the vision is lost, the world is perceived in certain sequences, bio-neurologist Ehud Zohary at…