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New method of treating peanut allergies in children
Dr. Pamela Ewan of the University of Cambridge has published a study on new treatments for children with allergies to peanuts.
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Successfully recreating retinal cells with 3D inkjet printers
The study was co-chaired by neuroscientists Keith Martin and Barbara Lorber of Cambridge University.
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Four-stranded DNA strands in human cells
Experts from Cambridge University (UK) said for the first time witnessed the DNA sequence has up to 4 fibers in fact.
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Medical breakthrough: culture of blood vessel walls
Scientists from the University of Cambridge (UK) have successfully cultivated 3 types of cells that make up the walls of blood vessels.
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Detecting the path of infection of malaria
Scientists at the Sanger Institute in Cambridge (UK) have discovered a way to penetrate red blood cells of malaria-causing parasites, promising to help develop effective…
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The human brain has grown to the limit
Scientists from the University of Cambridge (UK) said: The ability of the human brain has reached the limit, the laws of physics and physiology do not allow to increase…
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Using too much technology causes frustration
In a study published last week, Cambridge University conducted a survey of 1,300 people in the UK and came to the conclusion that feeling stressed about communication te…
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Discovering breakthroughs in cancer vaccine research
Researchers at Cambridge University (UK) are working hard to create a revolution in cancer treatment after discovery ...
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New breakthrough for people with allergies
British scientists have had an impressive turning point in the treatment of peanut allergy, which is for patients to touch peanuts at increasing daily doses.
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The key to the use of medicinal drug treatments has been determined
Researchers from Cambridge University, UK, have discovered why the treatment of ovarian cancer is only effective in half of patients with the disease.
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New tests help detect esophageal cancer
Scientists at the University of Cambridge, UK have found a very simple way to test esophageal cancer. Until now, people often use an inner tube with a camera to detect s…
Science invention
New way to remove ink on paper
Researchers at Cambridge University used short wavelengths to erase text and images printed on paper. Ultraviolet rays and infrared light converge in the laser to remove…
Computer science
Google turned into ... password cracking tool
An expert of the Department of Computer Technology at the University of Cambridge, UK, successfully used Google to crack the passwords set in MD5 format (5th-Digit Algor…
Computer science
Chinese firewalls generated serious flaws
Computer experts at Cambridge University have said they have broken the protection structure of the Chinese national firewall, and figured out how to use the firewall it…
New technology
British scientists have developed the smallest surgical robot in the world
According to the manufacturer - 'Cambridge Medical Machine Company' (CMR) - this robot is controlled by a surgeon via a console and a three-dimensional screen in…