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Does juicer juice cure pancreatic cancer?
A study in the United States found that bitter melon juice (bitter melon) could prevent the development of pancreatic cancer cells, according to Medical Daily.
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The heart was first cultured from stem cells
The group of Japanese geneticists headed by a Russian scientist, Konstantin Agladze, for the first time cultivated a living human heart from stem cells. The work was car…
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People are wasting food
We threw into the trash half of our food: inexpensive promotions and confusing dates that cost families in the UK an extra £ 480 a year for items they didn't cover. meal…
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Nobel Medicine 2012 'paved the way' for incurable diseases
The 2012 Nobel Prize winners for medicine have found single cell cultures and complete tissue cultures, opening a vast prospect to cure incurable diseases for humans, in…
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90% of the world's languages disappear in the 21st century
According to Daily Mail, researchers at Pennsylvania State University (USA) have warned that if people do not enhance environmental protection, by the end of the century…
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Transplant cells to help visually impaired people recover vision?
According to a study published on Nature magazine on April 18, British scientists have for the first time demonstrated that transplanting special cells into the eyes of…
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Transplantation of biological eye tissue helps blind people see
This is the first time scientists have carried out the experiment of transplanting simulated biological eye tissue on blind people in Australia in early 2013.
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Raise blood vessels
Experts have come up with a more effective way to raise blood vessels in the heart and limbs, an important step in treating heart disease.
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Medical breakthrough: culture of blood vessel walls
Scientists from the University of Cambridge (UK) have successfully cultivated 3 types of cells that make up the walls of blood vessels.
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New medicine helps restore cirrhosis patients
Every year in the world, nearly 40 million people die from cirrhosis. In addition, if survived, patients with cirrhosis still cannot recover, because the normal structur…
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Human heart culture
Scientists are cultivating human hearts in the laboratory. This research can bring hope to millions of people with cardiovascular disease worldwide.
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Successfully cultured human liver in the laboratory
American scientists have successfully cultured human liver in the laboratory. This is an important step to open up liver transplant opportunities for thousands of patien…
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Successful creation of universal cells from ... wisdom teeth
Japanese scientists have created universal cells that can cultivate other cells, on a cellular basis
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Treating the disease by the membranes of the fetus
After three years of research, scientists in Ho Chi Minh City have perfected the technique of treating fetal membranes to cultivate skin cells, corneas ... burns, kerati…
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New success in treating infertility in men
Men without sperm, will now be able to have children thanks to new technology. Center for embryo technology, Military Medical Academy has just succeeded in studying sper…