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Bee venom can block HIV virus
Dr. Joshua L Hood and colleagues at Washington University School of Medicine found that toxins in bee venom can kill the HIV virus and not harm surrounding cells.
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Female students have higher IQ
Neha Ramu, a 12-year-old female student in London's Kingston-upon-Thames, earned a score of 162 when she completed a Mensa IQ test, Telegraph reported.
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Wine also works like doping
According to researchers from the University of Kingston, London, red wine can help athletes increase physical fitness in sports matches by enhancing hormone testosteron…
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Cycling reduces fatigue in cancer patients
According to researchers at the University of the West of England, walking and cycling will increase physical fitness in patients on cancer treatment, helping them to re…
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One third of women suffer from depression after 'love'
1 in 3 women in Australia experiences depressed states after each
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Millions of people die from lack of physical activity
According to a report published in the Lancet Journal of Medicine on July 17, up to one-third of adults worldwide suffer from physical inactivity and lifestyle.
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Older father, children are less active
A recent study shows that older fathers often have less active babies and children use 4% of the time during the day for moderate to strong physical activities, accordin…
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New method for effective treatment of multiple sclerosis
The research team of the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research and Osaka University (Japan) recently said that they have developed a type of blood test that can be…
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Cars and televisions increase 27% of the risk of heart attack
A new study investigating the association between physical inactivity and illness shows that having the facilities to make yourself less active (such as cars or televisi…
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Economic recovery helps Americans improve health
The economic recovery and the reduction of unemployment in January 2012 raised the level of optimism and trust of Americans about current life and future plans. This hel…
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Cars with TV screens are prone to cardiovascular diseases
According to a global study published January 11 on physical training and heart disease, owners of modern cars equipped with televisions are 27% more likely to have a he…
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Young children who exercise often learn well
The results of a recent study in the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine show that children who exercise regularly will learn better even though the movement is…
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The mysterious disease of a series of female workers in Cambodia
Recently, researchers from the United Nations met in Cambodia to find out why a mysterious disease is affecting most of the country's female workers.
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Eating chocolate works like exercise
Research by scientists from Wayne State University (USA) points out that eating dark chocolate for muscle strengthening is similar to exercise, the Daily Mail said.
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Red wine is good for lazy people
Scientists have found that red wine is good for astronauts and those who are lazy because the resveratrol in this alcoholic beverage helps prevent negative effects ...