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China tightens management of human organ transplantation
Over the weekend, China announced new regulations on human organ transplantation with the aim of preventing illegal organ trade in an alarming state.
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Life with multiple pregnancies in the womb
About 3% of pregnant women in the United States are multiple pregnancies, resulting in twins or more. Every 8,000 births, a mother will have triplets, and every 64 milli…
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New warning about the potential risk of sleeping pills
On Wednesday (March 14), the US Federal Food and Drug Administration FDA, issued new warnings about potential health risks when taking sleeping pills.
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Paraguay announced a state of emergency for dengue
The dengue epidemic has left 10 people dead and 15,000 others infected since the beginning of the year, forcing the government of Paraguay to declare a state of emergenc…
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Many EU countries prohibit smoking in public places
Currently, in European Union member states (EU) 650,000 people die each year from smoking-related diseases, 800 thousand people die from passive smoking and about 30% of…
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Do the impossible: Regrow amputated fingers
A 68-year-old man in the United States has his fingers cut off a slang (burning) finger. American scientists have caused the finger to break back
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Safer when doctors write bad words
With the electronic prescription program, there will be no deadly harms
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10 ideal hospitals in the world
Many hospitals around the world are attracting patients by top doctors and state-of-the-art equipment that are not expensive. Newswek Magazine (USA) recently released a…
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EU 'fight' with tobacco
The 27 EU member states that are studying Ireland prohibit smoking in all public places in the home (work, café, restaurant ...).
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Multi-suspect people are prone to heart disease
A study of 6,814 people in the United States found jealous skepticism that made people excited and increased the risk of heart attack. Persistent stress and anxiety also…
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Research on toxic substances in fish
Scientists from New York universities are conducting a five-year analysis of the Great Lake fish to determine the level of toxic chemicals in them.
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Campylobacter bacteria, the leading cause of food-borne illness in the United States, penetrates into cells like?
According to a report at the annual meeting of the American Society of Cell Biology held in San Diego last December, Yale University researchers now explain it.
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Germany: Prohibit smoking throughout the state
On December 13, the German Cabinet approved a decision to ban smoking at work and on public transport throughout Germany.
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America: The outbreak of E.coli intestinal bacteria again
On November 3, New Jersey State officials in the United States said that during the past two weeks E.coli intestinal bacteria had re-emerged, causing at least 15 people…
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USA: many states prohibit smoking near children
Beginning January 1, 2007, Texas will limit indoor smoking at all times and in the car when a child is traveling. This is one of the major US states through strict restr…