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Patients with paralysis can move with 'remote control'
Scientists have initially succeeded in using wireless technology to control the brains of the paralyzed patients, enabling them to walk back to normal.
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Contraceptives for men are discontinued because of side effects
Injectable contraceptives for men are thought to cause depression, mood changes and increased sexual desire.
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Found 'brakes' that restrained craving
Scientists at Boston University (USA) have published the results of a study showed that they have found a new direction to treat insensitive eating.
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Medicine stands before a great opportunity to control zika
Mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia will be tested and released at Brazilian and Columbia outbreaks to eliminate the spread of zika virus.
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In just 5 years, men will not need to use condoms
It is known that when using this type
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Fear can be cured with light
Optogenetic is a method of combining genetic and genetic research techniques to control information processing in the brain.
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A new step in controlling the disease could result in 13.8 million deaths
A new study has identified Amyloid Beta protein as a neurotoxic agent as it penetrates into the brains of Alzheimer's patients.
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Eating sugar is extremely harmful, this article will show you how much to eat
Natural sugar is derived from fruits, vegetables or other plants such as sugarcane. Natural sugars usually include: fructose, glucose and sucrose.
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Sitting on the ground eating healthy
Sitting eating on the floor, cross-legged yoga postures help improve digestive function, weight control, according to Stylecraze.
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Why are you aching every morning to wake up?
You have experienced the feeling of sleeping very well but waking up in pain.
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The fearless brain of a person who doesn't climb a cliff 760m
The brain with the ability to control fear when swinging itself on the steep cliffs of mountain climber Alex Honnold is the subject of attracting researchers.
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Belgium recorded 32 cases of Zika virus infection
According to the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC), Belgium has recorded 32 cases of Zika virus infection, mainly from infected people while trav…
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Australia claims AIDS is no longer a public health issue
The number of AIDS patients in Australia is now declining. Australian scientists have claimed to have won the battle against AIDS.
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8 secrets of healthy eating from the French
In order to maintain health and physique, the French preferred pre-processed fresh food and often ate fish and wine.
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Why do people need to eat rice every day?
Rice provides the energy needed for the brain and body systems to function normally, helps control blood pressure and fights cancer ...