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Hormonne helps curb cravings for sugar
According to scientists from the University of Iowa (USA), liver-born hormones called fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21) can help fight cravings for sweets.
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Eating when sleepy can damage brain activity, reduce the ability to remember and learn
Eating while you are sleepy can damage brain activity, adversely affecting memory formation and learning.
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Extend life for wounded soldiers with female sex hormones
The wrong shipping box helped American scientists detect female genital hormones that could reduce the risk of death for wounded soldiers.
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There is going to be medicine
Aging always makes people worry, since feudal times people have wanted the heart to seek immortality. Today, the medical science has made great strides in finding the el…
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4 arguments for lazy people have been proved by science
Lazy is not really good, but science also proves
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Inoculate the stool to kill resistant bacteria in the intestine
Research on mice by US scientists indicates that transplanting faeces from healthy animals to infected bodies can help eradicate the two most common antibiotic-resistant…
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A cold many times easily loses memory
Acute viral illnesses, such as colds, can damage the brain. The level of injury gradually increases after each infection and will cause memory disorders in later stages…
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Mice with artificial brain implants still live well
The story of brain control, which is only available in fiction, has now become a reality when scientists implant the brain to control the mouse remotely.
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Control neurons by wireless connection
Scientists have developed an ultra-thin device capable of controlling brain cells with drugs and light.
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Researching
It is possible that one or more proteins in the blood of young people can rejuvenate a range of organs including the brain of the elderly.
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Initial success in connecting human brains together
Scientists are working on developing a computer that can connect human brains to one another. If successful, this will be one of the effective support solutions for trea…
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Scientists initially recovered vision for blinded mice
According to a team of researchers at the University of California, 3 mice were blinded, not to see how blind they moved to find ways to heal their eyesight by glaucoma.
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The United States found antibodies against MERS virus
US scientists claim to have found antibodies that are resistant to the MERS-CoV virus by mouse experiments.
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Detection of B2M protein accumulates in the blood associated with memory impairment
According to a study published in July 6 in the Journal of Natural Medicine (Nature Medicine), a protein molecule called B2M accumulates in the blood over time and age,…
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Old rats get bones by injecting blood from young mice
By injecting the blood of young mice into older mice, scientists at the University of Toronto found that their ability to heal bones would be many times faster than norm…