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Powdered eggs, mixed with sperm when wanting to conceive
Eggs are stored in powder form and will be mixed with water and sperm and then transplanted into the embryo when you want to conceive.
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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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Why does the United States export most sperm in the world?
Many statistics show that the US is currently the world's No. 1 power in exporting human sperms. It is estimated that there are tens of thousands of containers
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Calcium from milk does not increase the risk of kidney stones
A study in the United States found that people who consumed the most calcium from milk had the lowest risk of developing kidney stones compared with those who consumed t…
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Technology for early detection of brain injury in children
Scientists in the United States have developed a technology to help detect early brain injury in babies, helping to reduce the death rate due to brain injury in children.
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Drinking too much tea causes calcified bones
A 47-year-old woman in Michigan had a rare bone disease in the United States, after she drank a tea made from at least 100 tea bags a day for 17 years.
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No association between rheumatic inflammation and air pollution?
Contrary to previous studies, a new study in the United States said, there was no link between air pollution and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Does juicer juice cure pancreatic cancer?
A study in the United States found that bitter melon juice (bitter melon) could prevent the development of pancreatic cancer cells, according to Medical Daily.
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Can predict the possibility of colds
Scientists in the United States found signs in the immune system showing the possibility of a person being susceptible to colds. The research team from Carnegie Mellon U…
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Predicting malaria epidemic thanks to sea temperature
Based on changes in sea temperatures in the South Atlantic Ocean, one can predict malaria in Northwest India long before it broke out, The Hindustan Times said.
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FDA: Be cautious before deciding on breast augmentation
In the United States, there are two types of breast augmentation bags that can be sold that contain saline and silicone gel. Both have silicon outer casing and come in v…
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Detecting a number of toxic metals has a high rate in autistic children
In a new study published in Arizona State University's Journal of Microelement, researchers report that autistic children have higher levels of toxic metals in their blo…
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Strange disease: Woman addicted to cat fur eating
Ms. Lisa, from Detroit in Michigan state (USA) started addicted to cat fur 15 years ago. So far, the 43-year-old woman has been eating a total of more than 3,200 pinches…
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Small size snacks that help fight fat
According to a recent study by Cornell University in the United States, small-size snacks make you feel full faster than similar-sized items but larger in size.
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Children can read and think early
Recent research shows that babies, even just one and a half years old, can guess what the other person is thinking.