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UNICEF: HIV / AIDS affects 10 million children in South Asia
Mohammad Naseer, director of social affairs for the South Asia Regional Cooperation Association (SAARC), said HIV / AIDS is having serious consequences with an increasin…
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The first American baby was born from frozen sperm and eggs
On April 12, the first baby boy in the United States was fertilized from sperm and frozen eggs was born at Saddleback Memorial Medical Center Hospital, Laguna Hills City…
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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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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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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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After 25, why have not found drugs to treat AIDS?
Many AIDS treatment regimens are used to change the course of the disease such as: massage, acupressure, acupuncture and natural herbs ... However, there are no measures…
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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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UNICEF: Every day the world has 1,000 children under the age of 15 infected with HIV / AIDS
Although progress has been made in preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV / AIDS, more than 1,000 children worldwide have been infected with this deadly virus ev…
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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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Every day, nearly 2,000 children are infected with HIV
Around the world, nearly 2,000 children are infected with HIV every day, according to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), announcing the November 20 World Child…
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Sleep cycle disorders are easy to die early
The University of Virginia researchers in the United States claim that older mice that are frequently exposed to time zone differences are more likely to die early, sugg…
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847 million USD for the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria
Global Fund to Fight HIV / AIDS, Tuberculosis and United Nations Malaria ((The United Nations-backed Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria - GFATM) has app…
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Weight loss helps kill tumors in mice
Studies in the United States have demonstrated that making mice with weight loss by exercise or surgery help kill their skin tumors.
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Warning strange virus in Thailand
Representatives of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Bangkok warned tests showed that the outbreak of avian influenza virus in Thai provinces…