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Cure blindness by transplanting germ cells
British scientists are planning to use germ cells (in the spinal cord) to cure blindness. This is good news for those patients who still think it cannot be cured. The fi…
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Shark fin is harmful to health
Contrary to popular belief, shark fins have very little nutritional value and can even be harmful to long-term health because they contain large amounts of mercury.
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Successful experiments on cardiovascular and diabetes prevention drugs
US researchers have just successfully tested cardiovascular and diabetes prevention drugs in mice. It is expected that this drug will be developed to prevent these two d…
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Find substances that enhance memory
Epicatechin - chemicals in chocolate, tea, grapes and blueberries can help boost memory, it is reported by researchers at the Salk Institute (California, USA published i…
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Play music with the nose
An electronic device that allows playing music with the tip of the brain will help those with cerebral palsy have the opportunity to enjoy and create music. The program…
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Red grapefruit juice added the most
Red grapefruit juice provides more nutrients per calorie unit than any other pure fruit juice. A new study of popular American fruit juices has shown that.
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Super TB XDR TB - worrying new plague
Last week, US President G. Bush ordered special segregation of an American citizen after the patient went to Canada and Europe by plane. This citizen is infected with a…
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IPods change the heart rate
The iPod music player makes the pacemaker work poorly in 50% of heart attack patients, according to a study by an Okemos high school student in Michigan (USA), presented…
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Producing artificial meat from ... stem cells
No need for livestock and no need for slaughterhouses ... Dutch scientists are experimenting to produce pork from ... stem cells! This study aims to replace meat from ca…
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Woke up after 19 years of coma
A Polish railway worker fell into a trance after being hit by a train in 1988 after waking up after 19 years. The 65-year-old Jan Grzebski confided to Polish TV that he…
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Pesticides increase the risk of Parkinson's disease
A team of Scottish researchers at the University of Aberdeen has demonstrated an association between exposure to pesticides and the risk of Parkinson's disease, also kno…
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Cigarettes contain 1,000 times more radiation in Chernobyl
Smoking 30 cigarettes a day, you will receive thousands of times more radiation than plants that live in the Chernobyl nuclear disaster area.
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Arsenic helps prolong life for leukemia patients
According to a new study presented in Chicago (USA), arsenic, a well-known toxin, has the potential to prolong the lives of patients with chronic leukemia, a rare form o…
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A case of 'rebirth' of ... Heck
Liam Hoekstra hung his legs in the cloth, wished his head to the ground and gently carried out the stretching exercise in the air, the flap fell to reveal the solid bell…