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WHO: Food safety is a problem for every country
The World Health Organization (WHO) calls on international opinion not to pay too much attention to China's food safety issue, but all countries need to strengthen contr…
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South Africa: simultaneously circumcised to fight HIV / AIDS!
A conference on AIDS prevention in South Africa last week called for a series of mass circumcision after studies showed that this would reduce the rate of HIV infection…
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'Electronic nose' helps detect asthma
Dutch experts say a device called an electronic nose (Enose) can help detect the difference in breathing of people with asthma and people without asthma, and thus have t…
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WHO urges all countries to ban smoking in public places
On the occasion of World No Smoking Day 31-5, the World Health Organization (WHO) has called on all countries to issue a ban on smoking in closed public places, consider…
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Rapid detection of bacteria that cause food poisoning
The cause of food poisoning will be called in the right name after only 20 hours of testing procedures. PCR kits are also capable of helping public service executives mo…
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Afghanistan is confused with deadly viruses via mobile phones
On April 16, Afghans had to turn off a series of cell phones because of rumors that a deadly virus would be transmitted by their phones. This deadly virus will pass to t…
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She has thin skin like butterfly wings
Melissa Hughes, an 11-year-old English girl, suffers from an extremely strange disease called butterfly disease. With delicate skin that can tear and bleed if touched li…
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Children who respond poorly when naming may be autistic
If your baby is 1 year old and doesn't react when called by others, there may be a high risk of autism, a new study says. Identifying early disease means being able to i…
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Is tangerine tomatoes the best?
Research involving tomato sauce made from a genetic tomato variant called tangerine tomatoes has been shown to be a characteristic lycopene that predicts an effect in in…
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UK: new device detects counterfeit drugs
UK scientists have just developed a new device that can detect counterfeit drugs. This device, called SORS for short, can check the contents of transparent hard bottles…
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There is a cry in the ear
Some people hear sounds that others cannot hear. They are said to be haunted. In fact, these cries appear due to a stimulus on certain parts of the ear or a system that…
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Do not ignore strains of less toxic bird flu viruses
Experts have called for a more thorough study of the less lethal strains of the H5N1 bird flu virus because they could be the triggers of a pandemic flu outbreak.
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Detects proteins that control immune system activity
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University have discovered a type of protein molecule called carabin that can suppress immune system protection. From this finding, scientist…
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Incomplete receptor molecules contribute to memory formation
How is memory formed? This question has been a headache for scientists for many years, but at this point we seem to have taken a step closer to the answer.
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New drugs Asentar treat prostate cancer
British scientists have successfully researched a new synthetic vitamin D called Asentar (DN-101) that effectively treats prostate cancer. This drug is about 100 times h…