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China will join the WHO to verify the H5N1 sample
The Chinese Ministry of Health said it was preparing to send the H5N1 virus sample to the World Health Organization (WHO) to test the virus's process and find a new vacc…
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Hormone replacement therapy poses a risk of death
According to the largest study ever, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is responsible for more than 1,000 British women suffering from ovarian cancer and death since 199…
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DCA molecule has the potential to help treat cancer
Dicholoroacetate (DCA) molecule over the years has been thought to be able to treat some metabolic disorders in children. Now the team at the University of Alberta repor…
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Algeria: born 7, a pregnant woman
According to the Algerian Ministry of Health, a 29-year-old woman from Boumerdes gave birth to 1 boy and 6 girls. However, the boy died at birth.
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In 2020 can cancer in Asia increase suddenly?
By 2020, the rate of cancer in Asia will increase dramatically due to increased life expectancy and changing lifestyle. This will be a special health crisis for poor cou…
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Detection of peptides in the blood inhibits HIV / AIDS virus
According to a study published in the journal Cell, a natural peptide in the blood can help find new therapies to fight HIV / AIDS. Currently, there are about 20 drugs f…
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Early puberty, the child is easily obese
The age at which a girl has her first period may help predict the risk of obesity among her children later on. Research on 6,000 children in the UK shows that babies wit…
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Wifi cause cancer and premature aging?
The British Health Protection Agency (HPA) is urging the government to open an investigation into the harmful effects of wireless (Wi-Fi) on children's health at schools.
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People who leave leave people who are difficult to live
A study by the University of Glasgow, Scotland, carried out more than 4,000 couples who found it too painful because their half was gone, making it easier for the other…
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Detecting areas in the brain related to violence
The study of neuroscience has allowed the discovery of areas in the brain that play a key role in violent acts, helping to prevent massacres like the case at the recent…
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Women self-fertilize sperm to become pregnant
Without men, even without their sperm, women can still produce sperm to become pregnant ... British scientists are trying to do that by creating sperm cells from Bone ma…
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Dentures from crocodile egg shells
Until now, crocodile eggs and bones are only waste. But recently, Thai scientists have discovered that this is a good material for making artificial teeth and artificial…
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Abnormalities in boys' genitalia
When a new baby is born, the midwife often looks right into the baby's genitalia to ring out
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The demand for anticancer drugs is rising in Asia
In the face of the risk of cancer explosion in the future, the demand for analgesics and anti-cancer drugs is also increasing in Asia.
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Successfully separated twin girls
After a 16-hour surgery, doctors in Saudi Arabia successfully operated a pair of 13-month-old twin girls attached to the chest, abdomen, pelvis and one side.