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Culture affects brain activity
US scientists say people from different cultures use different regions of the brain to solve the same basic intuitive task.
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Searching for the cold feeling
US researchers say the nerves take orders from a protein and send information back to a skeleton of a cold wind that cuts the skin or simply a breeze. This discovery she…
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Carved crystal of high-fat food
Israeli researchers say the food industry may adopt a method to reduce the risk of disease in high-fat foods. When consuming polyphenols simultaneously (natural compound…
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Early detection of cancer by genetic testing
If someone in your family has cancer, would you like to go check to see if you are at risk? In Australia, most people say no, even though there are many ways to discover…
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Lonely or sick
It is not surprising that lonely people are often ill: American scientists say genetic genes are the culprits of that condition.
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Holding babies by hand must be easily stressed
The way you carry your baby can say a lot about your mental health. Mothers who hold their babies with their right hands are more likely to experience stress and depress…
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Asia: Discrimination must be eliminated with HIV infected people!
International team leaders say Asia has made progress in preventing HIV. However, discrimination attitudes towards HIV-infected people must be eliminated in order to ach…
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Medications for osteoporosis can overcome drug-resistant bacteria
US scientists say they have found a way to prevent drug-resistant bacteria from growing in current treatments.
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Fasting will lose your voice
The more the girls fasted, the more husky the voice was and the more difficult it was to say it. The research team led by Dr. Abdul-Latif Hamdan at Beirut American Unive…
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Middle-aged women are more prone to stroke than men
A new study shows that many middle-aged women are more likely to have a stroke than men. Researchers say big heart and heart disease may be the reason for the stroke in…
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'Electronic nose' helps detect asthma
Dutch experts say a device called an electronic nose (Enose) can help detect the difference in breathing of people with asthma and people without asthma, and thus have t…
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Producing insulin from stem cells to treat diabetes
British and American scientists say they can use blood-derived stem cells in the umbilical cord of babies to help patients with type 1 diabetes restore their body's abil…
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Skinny is not really fat
The appearance is not necessarily the right state of your body. Doctors say that the fat inside wraps around parts such as the heart, liver or spleen - not visible to th…
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Diabetes is easy to lose the ability to be a father
British researchers say diabetes causes sperm damage and degrades the fertility of the eyebrow. Tests show that DNA in diabetic male sperm has more signs of injury than…
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The survival rate in patients with melanoma has improved
German researchers say survival rates in people diagnosed with melanoma, the worst form of skin cancer, have improved over the past 25 years.