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Women grow beards like men
A woman began to grow thick beard on her face after giving birth to a son 28 years ago. She said she is feeling more confident and attractive now than ever after decidin…
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Calcium from milk does not increase the risk of kidney stones
A study in the United States found that people who consumed the most calcium from milk had the lowest risk of developing kidney stones compared with those who consumed t…
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Slow children do not affect intellectual development
In a recent study, Swiss scientists confirmed that children who are slow to learn do not affect their development or intellect later.
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He: New vaccine against animal foot and mouth disease
British scientists say they have successfully researched a new vaccine that is safer and more effective than other vaccines currently used to combat this dangerous disea…
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Mexico focuses on promoting the creation of stem cell banks
Mexico City's capital city of Mexico is focusing its resources on the early establishment of a stem cell bank for medical treatment, first of all, the diseases of bone,…
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Technology for early detection of brain injury in children
Scientists in the United States have developed a technology to help detect early brain injury in babies, helping to reduce the death rate due to brain injury in children.
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Office people are prone to chronic diseases
Scientists at the University of Kansas (USA), which specializes in ergonomics, have come to the conclusion that how to work a lot in a certain position increases the ris…
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India develops arsenic detection techniques
Arsenic is a toxic substance, often found in groundwater or water sources with residues of pesticides, but if exposed for long periods of time can lead to many diseases,…
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People with HIV are more likely to develop heart disease
Current treatments can help people living with HIV live longer. Therefore, researchers are now focusing on the health problems that patients experience after infection,…
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There is going to be a medicine to kill alcohol in an instant
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT have successfully experimented with alcoholic medicine to help drunken people wake up in just a few seconds.
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Australia produces highly effective new anti-influenza drugs
Australia's leading science institute CSIRO said on February 23 that it has developed a new drug in the laboratory system, to prevent the spread of different influenza v…
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HIV-infected baby girl is cured
An American girl infected with HIV has been cured, after being treated very early with the current popular drugs.
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Japan is confident about the future of regenerative medicine
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (METI) on February 22 said Japan's renewable medicine market is expected to reach a total turnover of 1,600 billion…
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Caesarean babies are allergic
Children who have a caesarean section are five times more likely to develop an allergy than their babies, according to Daily Mail. That is the result of a team of scient…
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To help the brain of premature babies develop normally
Premature babies receive intensive care at the hospital, when they grow up, their cognitive abilities are less limited, according to The Star. Premature babies, born ear…