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Bisphenol A involves polycystic ovaries
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are at increased risk of bisphenol A - a widely used industrial chemical - in the blood.
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Caffeine and type 2 diabetes
'It seems that the amount of SHBG protein in the blood reflects genetic susceptibility to developing type 2 diabetes,' said Dr. Simin Liu. 'But now, we know that the amo…
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Blood test for early detection of Down syndrome
Recently, scientists have announced a new way to help parents who are early to see if their baby has Down syndrome.
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Detection of proteins that control immune cells
Research published on January 16 in the Journal of Natural Immunity shows that scientists have discovered a protein that acts as a
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Half a liter of beer a day is healthy
Spanish scientists have discovered, drinking a pint of beer a day (about 0.5 liters) will be beneficial to your health and may help reduce the risk of diabetes as well a…
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Blood tests help detect Alzheimer's disease
US scientists may have discovered a new way of using blood tests to look for evidence of Alzheimer's disease.
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Sowing habits, reaping health
Every day just spend a little time for the 10 things below, the health benefits will be much greater than our expectations.
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Healing benefits of seaweed
Perhaps you have realized the importance of eating foods made from fruits and vegetables, but having a whole group of green foods will be a major shortcoming if ignored…
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Foods that help lower blood cholesterol
Most people are concerned that eating lots of protein-rich foods increases cholesterol. However, not all foods that are high in protein are high in cholesterol.
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Top 10 medical breakthroughs in 2010
Anti-AIDS drugs reduce the risk of HIV infection, new artificial respiration without suffocation, successfully create artificial ovaries, ... among the medical breakthro…
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Successfully made artificial transplanted kidneys
Artificial kidneys are no larger than a cup of coffee, which can perform major functions of the kidneys in the human body.
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Eating less vegetables is more prone to diabetes and obesity
Recent research by scientists has shown that eating less vegetables and fruits can increase diseases like obesity and diabetes.
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Nano pharmaceutical products for cancer treatment will be released to the market
In early 2011, NaNo-Lipposome pharmaceuticals used to treat cancer will be marketed.
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Triclosan in soap can affect the fetus
One study found that triclosan in toothpaste and bath soap can damage the fetal brain.
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Radio waves work to lower blood pressure
Scientists put a catheter into the thigh, 1 into the artery and then use radio waves