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Wifi cause cancer and premature aging?
The British Health Protection Agency (HPA) is urging the government to open an investigation into the harmful effects of wireless (Wi-Fi) on children's health at schools.
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New compounds that kill sperm
Scientists in India have discovered a new sperm-killing compound 25 times higher than current drugs, opening a breakthrough for new contraceptives for women.
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Want to prevent spread, open the window
According to the team, this inexpensive solution could help prevent the spread of airborne infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, and ironically, traditionally built…
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UK: Open commercial germ cell bank
Britain's Virgin Group owner, Richard Branson, February 1 started a controversial business: a germ cell storage company, aimed at giving parents the opportunity to store…
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Detection of genes that cause kidney cancer in children
American doctors have discovered a gene that causes kidney cancer in children. This opens up the prospect of effective treatment of kidney cancer right from the beginnin…
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Create liver cells from subcutaneous fat
Scientists from Japan's Cancer Research Institute and International Medical Center have successfully created liver cells from subcutaneous fat, which can open a new way…
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France: Opening the Human Brain Research Center
On November 24, France launched NeuroSpin Human Brain Research Center, which is considered to be the world's largest research center in this area. French Prime Minister…
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Recognize stomach ulcers
Gastric ulcer is an open stomach injury with pain symptoms. There are 1 out of 10 people suffering from pain and stomach ulcers. Most cases of gastric ulcer are caused b…
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Medical Exhibition 2006
In the morning of August 24, the 6th International Medical and Pharmaceutical Exhibition organized by Vimedimex Pharmaceutical and Medical Joint Stock Company in collabo…
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The AIDS Conference opens in Toronto
The 16th largest global AIDS conference is taking place in Toronto (Canada) from August 13-18, with the participation of 24,000 people from more than 170 countries and t…
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Easy diseases to work at night
The physiological activity of the body has the same rules and pathologies. Here are some diseases that often occur at night, which can make people vulnerable to life and…
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WHO opens new anti-polio campaign
About 16 million children living in remote areas and dangerous border areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan will be vaccinated against polio this week.
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Brain training - the rewarding game is prevalent in Japan
More and more Japanese people are attracted to the brain training movement, even bookstores have opened their own areas to sell brain exercises and games.
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Look at the eyes of the child guessing the disease
In the morning, the baby's eyes were glued, unable to open; Watery and teary lashes, moving eyeballs with pain and fatigue ... This is a common manifestation of children…
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Management of open fractures
Open fractures (GXH) is one of the most common surgical emergencies. The proper assessment of the level of injury and the indication of appropriate management are import…