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Caffeine prevents multiple sclerosis in mice
Cornell researchers say that mice receiving caffeine equivalent to one person drinking 6 to 8 cups of coffee a day are protected from the development of experimental aut…
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A nicotine vaccine is coming soon
Swedish researchers have begun testing a vaccine to fight the effects of nicotine on brain cells.
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Breathing secondhand smoke for 30 minutes can destroy cells
A study by the University of California San Francisco found that indirect exposure to cigarette smoke, even for a short time, was harmful to health.
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Human embryonic stem cell research reveals the earliest phase of human development mystery
Researchers from the Johns Hopskin Research Institute have recently discovered the molecular key of one of the earliest stages of human development using embryonic stem…
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Protein controls the proliferation of bacteria: the future of new antibiotics
A team of scientists from Johns Hopkins University has solved the important problem of how certain proteins direct the process of bacterial proliferation. This finding m…
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Tested to prove that the spray anthrax vaccine is highly effective
According to a study published in Clinical and Vaccine Immunology, a new anthrax vaccine to prevent anthrax is proven to have better, more efficient protection against w…
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The basic development process of cancer cells
Nearly 80 years ago, scientist Otto Warburg observed that cancer cells exhibited different metabolic processes than normal adult cells. For decades, this observation was…
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Hereditary anemia helps the body fight malaria
Children with a genetic disorder with a blood disorder called alpha thalassemia often produce abnormally small blood cells, a form of mild anemia. Currently, scientists…
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Australia: Insulin cell transplantation for patients with type I diabetes
In recent years, insulin cell transplantation trials for type I diabetics have been successful in some countries, especially in Australia. This treatment can help patien…
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Embryos from people and cows maintain life for three days
The University of Newcastle in England has been the first in the world to create crossbreeds between humans and cows. This achievement was received by the medical commun…
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Unpleasant odor endangers special olfactory cells
You probably know how to act on your own will cause you to shed tears when a burning sensation enters your eyes and nose. Although scientists do not know why certain che…
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Detecting protein helps treat obesity
Recently, some Swedish researchers from Karolinska Academy have discovered a protein capable of stimulating the formation of fat cells.
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Why do flu spread in winter
Influenza viruses reinforce and protect themselves with a fat shell in cold weather - this finding helps explain why winter is often more susceptible to flu. The team at…
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MicroRNA enhances cancer treatment
This study highlights the importance of microRNA in terms of our understanding of human cancer. MicroRNA expression strongly reflects the differentiation state of tumors…