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Car smoke reduces intelligence
Exposure to emissions from vehicles can slow the learning ability of elementary school children, according to a new study.
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The patch heals the wound in diabetic feet
Experts from Stanford University School of Medicine (USA) have recently developed a direct drug patch to help heal wounds quickly.
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Almost all American children eat too much salt, increasing the risk of heart disease
Up to 9 out of 10 children in the US are eating too much salt, increasing the risk of high blood pressure and heart disease when they grow up.
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Music improves children's learning ability
Singing or learning to play an instrument will help children increase their ability to memorize and improve academic achievement.
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The more students use smartphones, the less
This is the result of research on smartphone relationships with the results of modern students.
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PDX - Natural molecule can treat type 2 diabetes
Researchers at Laval University School of Medicine have discovered that a natural molecule can be used to treat insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes.
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Drinking soft drinks long time can wear away enamel
A new study of the School of Dentistry at the University of Southern Illinois, USA shows that drinking soft drinks for a long time will wear away enamel.
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Forcing children to do too many homework: Loi is not good
A large survey found the negative impact of making students do too much homework.
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Stroke turns teachers into illiterate people
An elementary school teacher has lost the ability to read, becoming illiterate due to strange complications after a stroke.
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Is it good to study because of genetic genes?
UK scientists have just had a controversial finding that genes affect the examination results of much older children in the quality of the school or parenting and teachi…
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Using artificial sweeteners does not help lose weight
The study was carried out by scientists from Yale University School of Medicine, led by Professor Ivan de Araujo.
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Coffee helps reduce the risk of suicide
Scientists from Harvard Medical School (HSPH) analyzed data of 43,599 men from 1988 to 2008, and 73,820 women from 1992 to 2008.
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Which part of the human body is 'useless'?
Professor Robert Shmerling at Harvard Medical School has just released his views on the least important part of the human body.
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Non-alcoholic beer still attracts men
A team of experts from the Indinana University School of Medicine in the United States recruited 49 men to understand the taste of beer to them.
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Bee venom can block HIV virus
Dr. Joshua L Hood and colleagues at Washington University School of Medicine found that toxins in bee venom can kill the HIV virus and not harm surrounding cells.