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Bone marrow transplant to treat AIDS
US researchers say that two long-term HIV-infected men with bone marrow transplantation now do not need antiviral therapy, according to UPI news agency.
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Magnesium is more important to children's bones than calcium
According to The Daily Mail, a new study says, pumpkin seeds, black chocolate, almonds and salmon are also important in children's diets.
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6-year-old girl faces illness
A 6-year-old girl living in Bellevue (Ohio, USA) is trying to cope with an extremely rare disease that can make her a
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Drinking too much tea causes calcified bones
A 47-year-old woman in Michigan had a rare bone disease in the United States, after she drank a tea made from at least 100 tea bags a day for 17 years.
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A small trace also helps assess DNA
Genetic experts confirmed that, in cases of burning mourning, just finding a small piece of bone or a tooth can carry DNA identification to identify.
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Small mutations form modern humans
A small genetic mutation 30,000 years ago spread rapidly in central China, and can help residents of this country resist the terrible heat and humidity.
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New hearing aid device
Functional deaf patients can restore normal hearing with new implants to replace the middle ear.
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7 Medical progress is expected in 2013
In 2013, some Medical advances may be marketed and some will continue to be tested, bringing more hope to humanity. Here are the most anticipated Medical achievements th…
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New artificial insemination method from human bone marrow
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of contraceptive invention, inventor Carl Djerassi mentioned a new way to maintain the race, conceiving without sex.
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Abdominal fat increases the risk of osteoporosis in men
Abdominal fat not only increases the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases but also threatens the bone system of gentlemen.
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Low-dose radiation is good for health?
A new study in mice showed that X-rays may not heal broken bones, but low doses of ionizing radiation may give rise to other health benefits.
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Weight loss surgery can weaken bones
Gastric bypass surgery - often applied to obese patients but unable to lose weight by other measures - can weaken their bones, Australian scientists warn.
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Restore heart tissue with stranger's stem cells
American scientists say that stem cells from strangers can be used to restore heart tissue to patients after pain is as safe and effective as the patient's own cells.
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Vitamin C can help fight osteoporosis
Researchers at the University of Medicine Moint-Sinai (USA) have for the first time demonstrated that vitamin C can protect the body from osteoporosis in the body. Osteo…
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Synthes Rib Matrix - new surgical method that helps fracture to recover quickly
Synthes Rib Matrix - a new surgical technique for treating rib fractures that British scientists have developed - is able to shorten the recovery time of patients and ca…