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The astronaut is as weak as 80 years old
Astronauts who work for a long time on the universe have weakened health like 80 year olds.
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Taking photos of cancer cells with regular cameras
In the future, digital cameras will likely become a popular tool for oncologists.
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Height increase thanks to silicon implants
Instead of painful leg surgery, doctors can implant silicone tissue into the top of the head, helping the patient to grow to 5 cm tall.
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Adipose tissue inflammation makes fat people diabetic
After conducting experiments on mice, four research groups identified adipose tissue inflammation easily leading to diabetes in obese people.
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Methods for regenerating breast tissue with cancer
Italian scientists have successfully developed a new method to regenerate breast tissue cells of breast cancer patients without surgery.
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The relationship between tremors and brain tissue damage
Concussions due to accidents, sporting events, or fighting, can lead to complete loss of high-level neurological processes.
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Ointments made from maggots help wounds heal faster?
Doctors on the battlefield hundreds of years ago were the first to realize that surgical wounds infected with maggots would heal faster than the remaining wounds.
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Hydro Peroxide leads the way to the immune system
Your body may be using hydrogen peroxide as an envoy to send troops to reinforce injured tissue.
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Detecting the mechanism of change of embryonic cells
The mechanism by which embryonic cells are no longer flexible and convert into adult cells to develop into certain tissues has been discovered by scientists at the Hebre…
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Successful implantation of trachea develops from stem cells
Doctors in Europe have recently successfully performed a tracheal transplant with tissue developed from the patient's own stem cells.
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A new way of looking at stroke
Like a burning fire, the brain constantly needs oxygen, and when the blood vessel is blocked in a stroke, part of the brain lacks oxygen and nutrition.
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Bisphenol A in plastic and its association with metabolic syndrome
New research by the University of Cincinnati (UC) shows that the chemical used to make hard plastics - bisphenol A (BPA) - is a risk factor for metabolic syndrome and it…
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Fat cells are the key to treating obesity
Researchers have recently discovered that immature fat cells, or so-called
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Molecule controls blood vessel growth
The development and recovery of cardiac and vascular tissue is strongly linked to a small segment of ribonucleic acid (RNA) present only in one place in the body.
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Study the physical properties of cartilage
Cartilage is essential for the movement of the human body, cushioning the bones and joints while maintaining its shape despite the pressure, heavy and irritating activit…