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Smoking is at risk of insane
People who smoke a lot of cigarettes are more likely to develop alzheimer's and other forms of dementia than those who have quit or do not smoke.
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The world is facing arsenic poisoning
About 140 million people, mainly in developing countries, are suffering from arsenic poisoning in drinking water.
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There will soon be a new vaccine against TB
After more than 80 years, a new type of TB vaccine has just been developed. Scientists at the University of Oxford, England are currently testing this vaccine in South A…
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The scary truth about human drug testing
Indrek Kelder received a drug test because he was promised to travel abroad for free, stay in a high-class hotel and only drink a few vitamins. But he was pushed to a pl…
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Turn mice into plants to make human liver cells
Researchers at the University of Science and Health have come up with a way to turn a mouse into a plant to get human liver cells, and can be used to check if medication…
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Successfully tested Amip parasitic vaccine
Canadian scientists have tested on mice the first vaccine against Amoeba, the intestinal parasite that causes disease in 10% of the world's population and kills 100,000…
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Successfully modulated vaccine against dysentery
University of Calgary Canadian researchers have successfully developed a vaccine to prevent dysentery amib, which has claimed every year of life of 100,000 people worldw…
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WHO: Food safety is a problem for every country
The World Health Organization (WHO) calls on international opinion not to pay too much attention to China's food safety issue, but all countries need to strengthen contr…
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Living close to the major arteries is prone to atherosclerosis
According to German researchers, living near major roads is more likely to develop atherosclerosis. Dr. Barbara Hoffmann and colleagues at Essen University Hospital foll…
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Children with shaking are at risk of developing brain injury!
Many studies have shown that among children with traumatic brain injury, about 33% are injured by shaking syndrome. Of which 8% of children died, the rest were affected…
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Selenium supplementation may increase the risk of diabetes
Unlike type 1 diabetes that is inherited and develops from an early age, type 2 diabetes occurs when the body loses its sensitivity to insulin, which regulates blood sug…
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New hope for people with HIV / AIDS
According to the Science magazine, German researchers at the Max Planck Institute and Heinrich -Pette Institute have developed an enzyme capable of removing HIV-infected…
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Drugs help people forget
Do you have painful memories that you never want to remember? A new drug being developed can help you erase bad memories in the brain.
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Observe the development of brain cells according to the real-time system
For the first time, a researcher from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem succeeded in observing the bioavailability (in vivo) of neurons in the brains of mammals.
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Wave of new generation of cancer treatment drugs
Medical researchers in the US are optimistic about the new generation of cancer-based drugs that are primarily composed of heat shock protein inhibitors HSP-90 capable o…