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Detecting common cocaine in drinking water in the UK
The use of cocaine in the UK is so widespread that authorities can detect traces of stimulants in regular drinking water.
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Laughing helps improve memory in the elderly
Recent research by US scientists shows that smiling can help improve short-term memory in the elderly, while having a positive impact on brain activity.
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Research on misleading mice because of 'male smell'
Research shows that male smells can cause fear in mice, thereby falsifying experimental results.
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How do I know if I live long?
The following simple tests will tell you if you can live to the top.
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New breakthrough in recovering paralyzed heart muscle after a heart attack
According to a reporter in Sydney, Australian and US cardiologists have just published in Nature that they have discovered a way to restore heart muscle that is paralyze…
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Artificial blood will be tested in humans in 2016
Artificial blood may replace donor blood in transfusions - researchers at the University of Edinburgh.
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Time of transplanted electronic devices
Not yet overwhelmed by the explosion of wearable tech devices, the world continues to witness the rapid development of implantable devices.
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New hope for a drug that can prevent measles
Scientists have successfully tested a new drug on the infected virus, Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) - a virus similar to measles virus.
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Nanobot implant into cockroach body, testing tumor treatment
Scientists used a technology called DNA origami to build these robots.
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Simulation
Before mass production, people often carefully tested new drugs on animals and humans, which increased research costs.
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Successfully tested Czech beer from cactus
According to a reporter in the Czech Republic, a brewery in the country has succeeded in experimenting with brewing beer from Nopal cactus.
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Insomnia leads to loss of human brain cells
Insomnia is actually more serious than what we thought earlier, causing frequent loss of brain cells - according to a recent study.
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Prospects gel to help women fight HIV
US scientists have just released the results of testing a new gel, promising many possibilities to protect women from the risk of HIV infection from their partners.
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Canada developed wireless endoscopic capsule technology
This technology will then undergo extensive testing and prototyping before taking further steps to launch the market.