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Discover a gene that determines skin color
A group of researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, eastern USA, accidentally discovered a gene that determines the color of human skin. Skin color is still a long…
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New technique for early detection of cancer
Scientists from Phlorida University (USA) have successfully developed new techniques that can detect cancer very early before cancer symptoms appear.
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Eating candy helps reduce stress
A research team at the University of Cincinnati, USA, found that mice fed sweets had lower levels of stress hormones (glucocorticoids). But research also found that anim…
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Successful mating of nerves from mother to child
Johns Hopkins Hospital (USA) has just completed a rare surgery: a nerve transplant from mother to son in the hope of restoring the left arm of a child who has suffered a…
Medicine - Health
Destroy cancer cells with 'nano' bombs
The group of scientists at the University of Delaware (USA) has achieved positive initial results, opening up a good prospect for the fight against cancer, which is the…
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Dark chocolate helps prevent diarrhea
The results of a study by scientists at the Research Institute for Children's Hospital Oakland (USA) and Heinrich Heine University (Germany) show that a chemical in coco…
Cancer
Former 28-year-old athlete has lung cancer despite not smoking
Since childhood, Stephen Huff, a Tennessee, USA, has been involved in baseball. He won the Austin Peay University scholarship and played for the school team, then got in…
Cancer
13-year-old boy found the algorithm to help treat pancreatic cancer
The boy invented an algorithm in which a machine model was used to help doctors focus on the pancreas during cancer treatment, according to Time.
Cancer
Only with this technology, cancer cells will
Recently a group of researchers from Harvard Medical University (USA) tested the reprogramming of cancer cells in order to
Cancer
US-Australia created an 'unprecedented' database of cancer
In the framework of the visit to Australia, Vice President Joe Biden on July 17 attended the inauguration of the Center for Comprehensive Cancer Research Victoria in Mel…
Cancer
Men are more likely to die if they have breast cancer
At 46 years old, Oliver Bogler (USA) discovered a tumor in his chest but did not care about it for 3-4 months without knowing he had breast cancer.
Cancer
Misleading breast size can lead to breast cancer
A study at Harvard University (USA), women who often wear bras over 12 hours a day are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not wear bras or wear less.
Cancer
Non-smokers still have lung cancer
The research of Mayo Medical University scientists, USA, explains why people who never smoke still get lung cancer.
Cancer
Try using green tea extract to treat blood cancer
Researchers at the Mayo Hospital (USA) reported on the clinical trial of the active ingredient of epigallocatechin galat green tea (EGCG) to treat leukemia (leukemia) in…
Cancer
Passive tobacco poisoning increases the risk of lung cancer
According to epidemiologist Leslie Stayner and colleagues at the University of Illinois (USA), passive cigarette poisoning, which does not smoke but inhales the smoke of…