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How does the brain handle speech?
Neuroscientists believe they have come closer to a general theory of brain processing of speech and language.
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Many types of bacteria are found on the skin
Human skin has a variety of different bacteria depending on the skin type such as dry skin, moist skin or oily skin.
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The new virus destroys cancer cells but does not harm healthy cells
Scientists at Oxford University have succeeded in creating a virus that attacks and destroys cancer cells, but does not harm healthy cells.
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The relationship between BPA chemicals in PC plastic bottles and their content in humans
In a study by scientists from the Harvard School of Public Health (HPSH), volunteers were asked to use beverages in bottles made of polycarbonate (PC plastic) - a popula…
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The gene for swine flu virus is not mutant
The recent full study of the H1N1 flu virus has proven that the virus has been circulating for many years, mainly in pigs, but humans are unaware.
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The toxic chemicals were discovered in the fire and smoke of the forest
Researchers have discovered plant toxins that affect human health and biological systems from forest fire and smoke.
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Genetically modified mosquitoes may be anti-malarial allies
Enemies of our enemies can become allies in fighting a global health crisis.
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Snoring can be harmful to the brain
According to a recent study, snoring may seriously affect the function of the human brain.
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Start testing memory retention drugs
American scientists have entered the final stage of the drug-making effort to prevent the disappearance of memory.
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Stimulates the immune system, cures itself from cancer
Canadian scientists have found a mechanism to stimulate the human immune response to fight cancer.
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Detecting the origin of influenza A (H1N1) virus
Scientists in Japan and America have discovered the evolutionary origin of the deadly virus A (H1N1) virus.
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Running speed is related to human hunting strategy
If your body tells you that your running speed is a bit too fast or a bit too slow, you should listen to its advice.
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Lupus may explain the difference in the risk of developing sexually transmitted diseases
An international study of human genetics conducted by researchers at the UT Southwestern Medical Center recently discovered a gene linked to luput autoimmune disease.
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Broccoli helps prevent asthma
The results of a study by American scientists said that natural compounds found in broccoli and vegetables can protect the respiratory tract.
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Detecting compound 'lock' is HIV virus
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have identified a compound that can prevent the transmission of another strain of HIV on primates, called SIV.