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As an addictive substance, methamphetamine can break cerebral blood vessels, stroke, heart failure and death.
Doctors at University of O 'Brien (Melbourne - Australia) used fat cells to successfully implant breast tissue for 5 women with breast cancer.
US scientists have just opened a new ray of hope for Alzheimer's patients with scientific work to confirm their work
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American scientists say that stem cells from strangers can be used to restore heart tissue to patients after pain is as safe and effective as the patient's own cells.
People who sleep too little often face fatigue and irritability. In the long term, insomnia also increases the risk of health risks, including obesity and type 2 diabete…
Diet prolonged lifespan. That is the result of many research projects. Yet scientists at the Southwest Medical Center of the University of Texas (USA) have found a simpl…
Extremely powerful magnets, which can make the tumor self-destruct will be a revolutionary new weapon in the fight against cancer.
Dana-Farber Institute of Medicine scientists (USA) have found that in brown body fat brown and white fat also has another type of light pinkish brown (often called beige…
Herpes is a disease that has no cure, as well as no effective prevention. This disease is spread through sexual contact.
Human brain amoeba worm killed 10 people in Karachi, Pakistan. While the origin of this brain-eating amoeba has not been clarified, the authorities warn people to use ch…
The 2012 Nobel Prize winners for medicine have found single cell cultures and complete tissue cultures, opening a vast prospect to cure incurable diseases for humans, in…
Spiny mice can regenerate lost skin and flesh without scarring, giving hope to find ways to regenerate lost cells and parts of the human body.
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are common methods used to treat cancer. However, a new study at Harvard Medical School (USA) shows that these methods may lead to unexpect…
New Zealand researchers on September 27 claimed to have achieved a global breakthrough in the transformation of skin cells directly into undeveloped brain cells, or neur…