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Black tea can shrink cancer
Everyday a cup of green tea may help reduce the risk of developing cancer because it is rich in antioxidants that can fight harmful molecules that accumulate in the body…
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New vaccine - good news for men with prostate cancer
British scientists have developed a vaccine that can destroy prostate cancer, while keeping the healthy cells around.
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Young food allergies are prone to asthma
A study of 2 million patients said: Children with food allergies are at risk of developing adult asthma.
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Children and the risk of autism
According to a new study, children who are conceived in the winter are at high risk of developing autism.
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Chromosomal end points indicate human life expectancy
Maria Blasco from the Spanish National Cancer Research Center has developed a method to perform the measurement of the lengths of the end points of the chromosome, there…
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Lack of sleep still learns well
American researchers discovered a protein that helps the brain develop in the early stages of life that can combat lack of clarity due to lack of sleep, according to Top…
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Brain shrinks before finding Alzheimer's disease
Brain scans in healthy people show that the signs of brain shrinking in the affected areas of Alzheimer's disease have appeared nearly 10 years before the disease was di…
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Nerve cell regeneration of mental patients
Researchers have successfully developed neurons from people with schizophrenia for use in testing new drugs and delving into the complex mechanisms of the disease.
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Successfully developed human eye embryos in vitro
Transplantation to cure blindness has come closer to reality after scientists first successfully developed a retina in the laboratory.
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Pain relievers from venom snails sea hats
The venom of the marine cone is a great medicine to develop neuropathic analgesics ...
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O-type people are most likely to develop stomach ulcers
Statistics show that about 10% of our population suffers from chronic peptic ulcer disease and is more common in men than women.
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Hearing is associated with an increased risk of dementia
People with hearing difficulties increase their risk of developing dementia as they age, increasing the hope that the use of hearing aids may prevent an increase in memo…
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Prospective research
Scientists hope, in the future, these works will be applied in practice, giving hope to patients.
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Ultrasound can early diagnose uterine cancer
Doctors in the UK have recently developed a new method of ultrasound diagnosis that helps detect uterine cancer earlier months or years before symptoms appear.
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Caffeine and type 2 diabetes
'It seems that the amount of SHBG protein in the blood reflects genetic susceptibility to developing type 2 diabetes,' said Dr. Simin Liu. 'But now, we know that the amo…