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Sunbathing addictive like drugs?
New research shows that sunlight stimulates the production of endorphins, a chemical that relieves pain and feels refreshing, causing mice with symptoms like addiction.
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Children under 1 year of age exposed to allergens will reduce the risk of asthma
Babies who have been exposed to rodent hair and other pets, cockroach allergens and a host of other bacteria in their first five-year-old habitat will be less likely to…
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Many diseases from noise that came out
Exposure to loud noise not only causes deafness but also leads to serious health problems.
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New hope in treating radiation-infected patients
Exposure to high levels of radiation due to exposure to radioactive substances leaking from a nuclear power plant or from an atomic bomb explosion often causes serious d…
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Chemicals in soap can make men infertile
The study of Prof. Niels Skakkebaek at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark is part of a wider series of studies on chemicals that cause hormonal disruptions.
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The risk of heart attack in astronauts
For the first time, long-term exposure under the influence of micro-gravity on Earth's orbit is proven to make astronauts more likely to have a heart attack.
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Causes and ways to cure eczema
Cold weather, stress, wearing wool, exposure to detergents, soaps, lotions, sweating and pollen ... can cause your skin to become eczema.
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Places where many bacteria you have to contact every day
Control the television, the electric light switch is the two dirtiest objects in the hotel room. Supermarket carts are home to bacteria from other shoppers or germs from…
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Smoking pregnant women make the baby's brain smaller
Women who smoke during pregnancy produce babies who are moody and more susceptible to depression than other children, the scientists said.
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Sunlight affects the content of mercury in fish
Marine researchers at the University of Hawaii (UH) and the University of Michigan say they have partly explained the accumulation of mercury in marine fish that live in…
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BPA breaks human fertility
A study in the United States showed exposure to BPA - a chemical used to produce household products, affecting human fertility, according to Health24, July 31.
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India develops arsenic detection techniques
Arsenic is a toxic substance, often found in groundwater or water sources with residues of pesticides, but if exposed for long periods of time can lead to many diseases,…
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Red wine is anti-deaf
US researchers say resveratrol, the substance found in red grapes and red wine, works against hearing and cognitive decline, according to UPI news agency.
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BPA is related to asthma
US researchers have documented an association between early exposure to bisphenol A - the chemical used to coat inside plastic products and metal food containers, with a…
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The educational program on TV improves youthfulness
Increasing exposure to education programs and limiting watching television violence programs can help improve the character of children.