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Frequent use of mobile phones can cause cancer?
Scientists have long been concerned about the harmful effects that may occur due to frequent use of mobile phones, but studies so far are largely unconvincing.
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Saliva prevents flu
When food digestion begins, saliva contains anti-pathogenous proteins that form a defense against infection. The age of a person has a certain effect on the amount of gl…
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Advantages of DNA testing from saliva
Researchers at the University of Western Australia recently announced that they have found the superiority of DNA testing from saliva samples compared to DNA testing fro…
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Oats are really good as rumored?
Made from the saliva of a small bird nest that lives in caves in Asia called swiftlet, bird's nest is considered a very healthy food with high nutritional value, even a…
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Reduce appetite with lizard saliva
A drug made by Gila lizard saliva has been found to be effective in reducing appetite, according to Top News. Researchers at Sahlgrenska Institute of the University of G…
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There should feed the children?
Making food for children is not too strange for Eastern people, but for Western residents, this action is considered to be unsanitary. However, according to a recently p…
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Why does coffee make the breath smell terrible?
The more foods and drinks that contain sulfur compounds, the more likely it is that the breath will smell bad, but coffee is a typical case. Caffeine in coffee can cause…
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Chew carefully to reduce illness
Chewing heavily, saliva secretes a lot to help fight tooth decay and root infections because in the saliva, the body's immune system, mmunoglobulin and muccus protein, p…
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Pathogenicity of chewing gum
People have talked a lot about the benefits of chewing gum, for example, when chewing, saliva is secreted as a mouth, the movement of the jaw when chewing reinforces the…
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Saliva tests find the risk of deafness in newborns
A simple DNA test with infant saliva may reveal whether a baby is infected with the virus can cause deafness in some cases.
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The risk of infection when sharing steam instruments
A new study shows that the use of wood-based wind instruments has increased the risk of infection with saliva-borne diseases, especially in schools.
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Early detection of age-related vision impairment
Vision loss due to age and often seeing black spots are the main cause of blindness in the elderly, but the disease does not show symptoms.
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Early identification of oral cancer through saliva
A new study suggests that early oral and palate can be diagnosed when microARN levels exceed 50, simpler and less time-consuming than biopsies.
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HIV test through saliva
American dentists are providing a new saliva testing service that can detect HIV within minutes.
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Can diagnose heart disease by saliva
According to a report by a research group led by the University of Texas (Austin) at the recent American Dental Research Association meeting, heart disease can be diagno…