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Cancer: The world's No. 1 killer in 2010
According to a report from the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on December 9, cancer will overcome heart disease to become the leading killer disease in 2010.
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The second person in the world is cured of rabies
A 15-year-old Brazilian boy has been cured of rabies, becoming the second case in the world to survive rabies and is the first case in the country.
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Vigorous shaking of the neck can lead to stroke
For a long time, we still have a habit that when we are tired, we often shake our neck vigorously to relax our muscles and increase pleasure. Few of us think how harmful…
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New immune disease appears
A new study published in Science describes 9 cases of children with normal infections due to a deficiency in the MyD88 gene - an important gene for protecting children f…
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Cloning immune cells to treat cancer
US scientists claim to have successfully treated a case of end-stage skin cancer by duplicating the patient's own immune cells in the laboratory, then returning them to…
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Artificial insemination succeeds by hatching technique
In vitro fertilization center of Van Hanh Hospital (Ho Chi Minh City) has successfully applied in vitro fertilized embryo transfer thanks to hatching support technique.
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The North started season inflammation of the brain and meninges
Pediatrics at hospitals in Hanoi began receiving cases of encephalitis and meningitis for several weeks now. This disease can be difficult to recognize for early examina…
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Mothers are more likely to die from E. coli infection
On June 16, BV. Tu Du said that in 100 cases of amniotic infection, the probability of E. coli infection accounts for 35%. This bacterium can release toxins, enter the h…
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Asia is concerned about the outbreak of foot and mouth disease
Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) worries people and governments in many Asian countries, while experts claim that HFMD can be prevented and controlled, without panic.
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People who live do not need ... brains
Medical history has confirmed hundreds of people living with empty heads literally. They have no brain or brain that has been completely destroyed, but still lives and w…
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Detecting birth defects from the seventh week
Scientists at the Center for Research, Medicine and Pharmacology (Military Medical Academy) have successfully studied the method of prenatal diagnosis from the 7th week…
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Bird flu can spread indirectly
H5N1 virus can cling to the ground, or mix in poultry manure, thereby spreading indirectly through humans. It is confirmed in the report published on 16-1 by the World H…
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A patient changes blood type and immune system after liver transplantation
An Australian young woman became the first organ transplant patient in the world to have the same blood and immune system changed as that of a donor. Doctors have called…
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Special twins were born in England
At the rate of 140,000 new cases 1, these two twins are unusual in that when they are in the womb, they share a placenta and amniotic sac.
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People with two uterus rarely have twins
Double womb is a rare condition. Millions of people have a case, and are genetic. The number of pregnancies at these double wombs is even rarer.