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Health News

More screen time in early childhood might lead to more problems later

June 5, 2023

University of Canterbury (UC) researchers studied the impacts of screen exposure on early childhood development. Using data from over 6000 children collected…

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Indoor plants help remove cancer-causing toxins from air

June 5, 2023

A new study has revealed that plants can efficiently remove toxic fumes and cancer-causing compounds from indoor air and thus, leave you…

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What is stiff person syndrome, the condition Celine Dion is battling?

May 29, 2023

Complications from stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological condition that causes spasms and muscle rigidity, have caused singer Celine Dion to cancel…

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Man with paralysis walks naturally after brain and spine implants

May 29, 2023

New research reveals how a medical device helped one man with paralysis walk naturally again, more than a decade after an injury. Dr. Grégoire Courtine…

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How can Bone marrow stem cell transplantation be made more accessible?

May 22, 2023

Bone marrow stem cell transplantation is an extremely expensive procedure. But in some oncological diseases, it can save the lives of patients,…

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Women are more likely to develop Fibromyalgia

May 22, 2023

What is Fibromyalgia? Fibromyalgia is a disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory and mood issues. Researchers believe…

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9 Reasons Behind Bloating Everyone Should Be Aware of

9 Reasons Behind Bloating Everyone Should Be Aware of

May 17, 2023

Have you ever noticed that your body is being moody? Like one day you wake up with a gorgeous summer body, and…

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Scan reveals tapeworm infestation in lungs of a coughing patient

May 15, 2023

Doctors found spiraling tapeworm larvae inside a patient who came to visit the hospital complaining cough, in Brazil. He was shocked to…

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UK baby born with DNA from three people

May 15, 2023

The first baby in the UK conceived using DNA from three individuals has been born following a groundbreaking IVF procedure aimed at…

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The main reason for death from COVID-19

May 8, 2023

Secondary bacterial infection of the lung (pneumonia) was extremely common in patients with COVID-19, affecting almost half the patients who required support…

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FDA approves first respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine

May 8, 2023

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Arexvy, the first respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine approved for use in the United States.…

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Even clouds are carrying drug-resistant bacteria – study

May 3, 2023

For a team of Canadian and French researchers, dark clouds on the horizon are potentially ominous not because they signal an approaching…

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New AI ‘can accurately spot cancer’

May 3, 2023

An artificial intelligence (AI) model has been created by scientists, doctors and researchers that can identify cancer accurately, Guardian reported. Researchers say…

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New study suggests Black women should be screened earlier for breast cancer

April 25, 2023

A new study on breast cancer deaths raises questions around whether Black women should screen at earlier ages. An international team of…

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CDC signs off on additional COVID-19 booster doses for certain people

April 24, 2023

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its recommendations on the Covid-19 vaccines on Wednesday to allow another dose of…

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‘Big step forward’: New lab tests may accelerate Parkinson’s diagnosis and research

April 17, 2023

A lab test that can tell doctors if someone has Parkinson’s disease is a long-sought goal of researchers. Doctors currently diagnose the…

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The many faces of dizziness

April 17, 2023

Dizziness is one of the most common symptoms that patients experience. Along with headache and back pain, this is a common complaint…

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hat You Need To Know On World Autism Awareness Month

What You Need To Know On World Autism Awareness Month

April 14, 2023

As we celebrate World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, we can’t but grab the opportunity to be more aware of this…

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A new approach to a Covid-19 nasal vaccine shows early promise

April 10, 2023

Scientists in Germany say they’ve been able to make a nasal vaccine that can shut down a Covid-19 infection in the nose…

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WHO warns new Omicron spinoff XBB.1.16 is “one to watch,” but hasn’t shown to be more severe

April 10, 2023

The World Health Organization is monitoring the Omicron subvariant XBB.1.16, which has been identified in about two dozen countries. The subvariant has…

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Types of tea that are useful for diabetes

April 3, 2023

Regular consumption of tea can be very beneficial for people with diabetes, according to various studies. Different types of tea contain antioxidants…

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A new auto-inflammatory disease – LAVLI

April 3, 2023

Scientists have identified an auto-inflammatory disease caused by mutations in the LYN gene, an important regulator of immune responses in health and…

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Spring Allergy: The Struggle Is Real

March 28, 2023

They say “one man’s meat is another man’s poison”, and we can’t agree more. This is totally true especially when you ask…

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Genetic causes of unexplained rare diseases are identified

March 23, 2023

Using a new computational approach developed to analyze large genetic datasets from rare disease cohorts, researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine…

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Vitamin D is effective in treating skin rashes

March 20, 2023

Vitamin D has been shown to be effective in treating skin rashes resulting from chemical exposure, scientists from Northwestern Medicine have found.…

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FDA approves new nasal spray to treat migraine headaches in adults, Pfizer says

March 13, 2023

The US Food and Drug Administration approved a new nasal spray as a rapid treatment for migraine pain in adults. The nasal…

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Encouraging results of first-in-human trial of temperature-stable tuberculosis vaccine candidate

March 13, 2023

The Access to Advanced Health Institute (AAHI) published results of a Phase 1 clinical trial demonstrating the safety and immune responses in…

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Extending life by Eight years

March 6, 2023

Adults who live a heart-healthy lifestyle, as measured by the American Heart Association’s Life’s Essential 8 (LE8) cardiovascular health scoring, tend to…

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Alzheimer’s disease and fall accidents may be predicted by using radar

March 6, 2023

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have developed a method for predicting fall accidents and cognitive illnesses such as Alzheimer’s…

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Difficulty swallowing might be a symptom of esophageal cancer

February 27, 2023

The first warning sign of esophageal cancer may be dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, according to experts at the Moffitt Cancer Center. When…

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Breakthrough drug to treat all variants of SARS-CoV-2

February 27, 2023

A substance longHR2_42 has been created that can suppress all variants of SARS-CoV-2, biologists from the International Biophysical Society reported. Scientists used…

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Insomnia: What Is Keeping Your Toddler Awake?

February 21, 2023

“What is troubling him and keeping him awake?”  This a question moms can’t help but wonder when their toddlers are having a…

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Salt negatively affects the immune system

February 20, 2023

An international team of specialists has identified the negative effects of excess salt in the diet on the immune system. The study…

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Reducing risk of heart defects in a baby when planning for pregnancy

February 20, 2023

A woman’s exposure to polluted air before pregnancy may increase the risk of heart defects in her baby, the American Heart Association…

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Climate change is contributing to the rise of superbugs

February 13, 2023

Climate change and antimicrobial resistance are two of the greatest threats to global health, according to a new report from the United…

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Phthalates may increase risk of diabetes in women

February 13, 2023

Researchers at the University of Michigan School of Public Health studied the effects of phthalates on women’s health. They found that these…

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Health benefits of coffee with milk has been found

February 6, 2023

Coffee with milk has an anti-inflammatory effect on the body, according to an article by scientists from the University of Copenhagen in…

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A device is developed to detect brain tumor by urine analysis

February 6, 2023

Japanese scientists have developed a device for detecting brain tumors by analyzing urine. The study by Nagoya University researchers has been published…

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Anti-aging gene mutation rejuvenates heart by 10 years

January 30, 2023

An anti-aging gene discovered in long-livers reduces the biological age of the heart by 10 years. Researchers at the University of Bristol…

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COVID-19 booster and flu vaccine allowed on the same day

January 30, 2023

Coronavirus booster and flu vaccine can be given on the same day, it is allowed by the world requirements for vaccination, Gennady…

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Antibiotics can increase risk of intestinal inflammation

January 23, 2023

Frequent use of antibiotics may stimulate the development of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and ulcerative colitis. This is especially true for people…

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Medicine for snoring and apnea has been tested

January 23, 2023

A new drug for obstructive sleep apnea syndrome showed promising results in the first human trial. The study was conducted by specialists…

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How to Fight Post-Vacation Blues With 6 Tips

January 19, 2023

Ever since your stress-free getaway ended, you haven’t been feeling yourself lately; right? It’s like reality suddenly hit you in the face…

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We can protect babies from COVID-19 without vaccination

January 16, 2023

Researchers at the University of Florida have demonstrated further evidence that breast milk from women vaccinated against COVID-19 provides protection for infants…

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Non-sinking feces might be sign of intestinal disease

January 16, 2023

Stool that has stopped sinking is a serious reason to see a doctor, Scientific Reports reported. The publication published the conclusion of…

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Dishwasher detergents may damage human intestines

January 9, 2023

The detergents intended for dishwashers damage human intestines, researchers at the University of Zurich have found out. The results of this research…

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Not drinking enough water can lead to early death

January 9, 2023

Adults who do not consume enough water may age faster and face the greatest risk of death. The New York Post reports…

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Respiratory viruses could surge following the holidays, public health experts warn

January 2, 2023

It is “highly likely” that respiratory viruses could spread even more following holiday gatherings, Dr. William Schaffner, a professor in the Division…

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The biggest medical breakthroughs of 2022

January 2, 2023

The past year has been renowned for inspiring medical and health advances, from new research into multiple sclerosis and lupus, to innovative…

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Cholera: Will History Repeat Itself?

December 30, 2022

Fear has surfaced again. Just as we were about to heave a sigh of relief after the chaos of Covid 19 and…

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Dye E129 may provoke some health problems

December 27, 2022

Prolonged consumption of food containing the red dye E129 contributes to the development of mild forms of colitis intestinalis, Canadian scientists have…

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Scientists name safest blood thinning drug

December 27, 2022

Scientists from University College London have named apixaban as the safest blood-thinning drug, Annals of Internal Medicine reported. Patients with atrial fibrillation…

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A new hope for bone marrow cancer patients

December 19, 2022

U.S. scientists have developed a new therapy that forces the immune system to kill bone marrow cancer cells. Clinical trials conducted by…

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“Bad” cholesterol is dangerous for patients with hypertension

December 19, 2022

High concentrations of lipoprotein-A, one of the “bad” variations of cholesterol, doubles the risk of strokes and heart attacks in patients with…

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Sensor created to detect cholera outbreaks by sounds of toilets

December 12, 2022

Maia Gatlin of the Georgia Institute of Technology has developed a toilet sensor to help detect a cholera outbreak. She is presenting…

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Compounds found in potatoes might treat cancer

December 12, 2022

Promising compounds for cancer treatment have been found in potatoes. The results of a study by Polish experts from Adam Mickiewicz University…

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Three cups of coffee per day reduces risk of liver disease

December 5, 2022

Coffee drinkers have a significantly lower risk of developing advanced liver fibrosis. U.S. doctors came to this conclusion after studying data from…

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Teens’ brains aged faster during the first year of the pandemic, study says, and stress may be to blame

December 5, 2022

The brains of US teens have physically changed during the Covid-19 pandemic, aging faster than normal, a new study says. The young…

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COVID-19 may cause long-term changes in brain structure

November 28, 2022

Coronavirus infection causes long-term changes in the microstructure of the frontal gyrus and the right side of the intermediate brain, U.S. scientists…

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Twins frozen at the embryonic stage were born in U.S.A.

November 28, 2022

Two twins have been born in the United States from embryos that have been deep-frozen for 30 years. This is the longest…

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Blood begins to change two years before breast cancer is detected

November 21, 2022

There are changes in the levels of certain proteins in women’s blood two years before they are diagnosed with breast cancer. A…

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Young people may lose their hearing to headphones

November 21, 2022

More than 1.3 billion young people can go deaf from listening to music too loudly on headphones or at concerts, an international…

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Supplements that “lower” bad cholesterol are considered useless

November 14, 2022

Six popular supplements that people usually take to improve heart health and lower “bad” cholesterol don’t actually work. That’s the conclusion reached…

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Highly addictive foods may contribute to death

November 14, 2022

Highly processed foods (e.g., chips, cookies, ice cream, French fries) can be considered addictive on par with tobacco, say psychologists from the…

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7 Tips To Fend off Winter Blues

November 14, 2022

  Are you feeling blue lately? Have you recently witnessed a sudden shift in your mood and energy? Don’t worry, you are…

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Giving up smoking is five times more effective than controlling blood pressure

November 7, 2022

In the fight against cardiovascular diseases, quitting smoking is five times more effective than controlling blood pressure and three and a half…

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Man with the longest case of COVID-19 recovers

November 7, 2022

The man with the longest case of COVID-19 in the United Kingdom has recovered, with 411 days of illness. According to Sky…

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A new antibiotic against resistant bacteria

October 31, 2022

A new type of antibiotic has been developed that has shown efficacy against treatment-resistant bacteria – enterococci. Researchers from the University of…

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Two respiratory viruses bypass human immune system

October 31, 2022

For the first time, biologists have been able to document how two common respiratory viruses fuse together to form a hybrid capable…

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High-precision test to detect cervical cancer

October 24, 2022

U.S. scientists have developed a highly accurate test to detect markers of cervical cancer as well as determine the likelihood of developing…

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Cancer vaccine may be available by 2030

October 24, 2022

The co-founders of the biotechnology company BioNTech announced the creation of a personalized cancer vaccine by 2030. Breakthroughs in mRNA vaccines from…

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“Your One and Only” Is More Than Enough

October 19, 2022

  “Your kid is spoiled”; “Your little one seems selfish”; “Poor little kid, he will grow up lonely!” If you are a…

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A way to make Staphylococcus aureus more vulnerable to antibiotics

October 17, 2022

Scientists have discovered a compound that makes the bacterium methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) more vulnerable to antibiotics. The work of British biologists…

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Pain stimulates defense mechanisms in the body

October 17, 2022

Researchers from Harvard Medical School have found in experiments on mice that pain neurons in the mouse gut regulate the presence of…

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Eight signs of moral burnout

October 11, 2022

People have become exposed to a new intense type of stress, which is conventionally called moral burnout by experts. It is a…

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Uncovering genetic mechanisms of monkeypox virus evolution. Scientists

October 11, 2022

The process by which the monkeypox virus spreads through human populations is accompanied by mutations in repeated stretches of DNA. This helps…

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Heat stress may affect kidney function

September 26, 2022

Acute kidney damage, defined as a dramatic decrease in glomerular filtration rate (GFR), is one of the leading causes of hospitalization during…

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Signs of autoimmune disease one year after infection with COVID-19

September 26, 2022

Blood samples taken from patients with a long history of COVID show signs of autoimmune disease in these patients, according to a…

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Nighttime Stroll

September 19, 2022

    You are enjoying your “Mommy Time-Out”, only to be surprised that your little one is wandering down the hall with…

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An effective way to put crying babies to bed

September 19, 2022

Almost every parent of a newborn infant has experienced this: the crying baby who just won’t go to sleep, or the infant…

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A drug is developed that sends immune system signal to destroy cancer cells

September 19, 2022

Tumor cells are known to be good at evading the human immune system: they erect physical walls, camouflage themselves, and constrain the…

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Babies born with cytomegalovirus have decreased during COVID-19 pandemic

September 12, 2022

Researchers at the University of Minnesota Medical School in the United States found that during the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of children…

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The appendix plays an important role in the human body

September 12, 2022

It is advisable not to remove the appendix from the body said URA.RU physician of the highest category Alexey Vodovozov. According to…

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Blue light from laptops, phones, and TVs may accelerate aging

September 5, 2022

In a recent study, scientists concluded that exposure to blue light from devices can alter cell structure, harming the human body and…

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80% of old plastic toys contain chemicals that may stunt growth and cause cancer

September 5, 2022

Plastic toys such as figurines, dolls and Lego pose health risks to children, experts have warned, the Daily Mail reports. The study…

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Rare ‘tomato flu’ spreads to children

August 29, 2022

The emergence of a rare, new viral infection afflicting young children has prompted health authorities in India to issue a health advisory…

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Unexpected link between patient’s level of trust in doctor and brain’s response to pain

August 29, 2022

When patients view doctors as less trustworthy, it can lead to increased pain and pain-related brain activity, according to a new University…

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Lengthening a woman’s fertility may extend her life as well, research finds

August 22, 2022

One organ in a woman’s body ages more than twice as fast as all other tissues, wreaking havoc with both fertility and…

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Almost half of cancer deaths globally are attributable to preventable risk factors, new study suggests

August 22, 2022

Globally, nearly half of deaths due to cancer can be attributable to preventable risk factors, including the three leading risks of: smoking, drinking…

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Using plastic dishes repeatedly is dangerous

August 15, 2022

When using plastic containers to minimize the risks of harm to health, precautions must be observed and the prescribed technical regulations must…

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Medicines that should never be taken in the morning

August 15, 2022

Nima Majlesi, M.D., a toxicologist, told Eat This, Not That! about five different medications that should not be taken in the morning.…

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Vanishing Twin Syndrome: Embrace Your Sunrise Baby

Vanishing Twin Syndrome: Embrace Your Sunrise Baby

August 8, 2022

The idea of carrying twins is quite thrilling. It means that you are having double the blessings, double the fun, and double…

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Symptoms that may indicate about dangerously high cholesterol

August 8, 2022

The presence of specific neoplasms on the skin can indicate dangerously high cholesterol levels, according to family therapist Laura Purdy. The typical…

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Taking antibiotics in early childhood may cause unwanted immune responses

August 8, 2022

Early exposure to antibiotics kills healthy bacteria in the digestive tract and can cause asthma and allergies in children, said scientists from…

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Proper chewing of food helps preserve many things

August 1, 2022

Dentist Irina Rubleva said that for the sake of a healthy and beautiful smile, patients regularly visit the dentist and observe hygiene.…

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First death from monkeypox in Europe

August 1, 2022

Spain reported its first monkeypox-related death on Friday, in what is thought to be Europe’s first death from the disease and only…

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OCD: It’s Not What You Think

July 27, 2022

How many times have you heard the phrase: “You tidy up a lot, and your house is always clean; you are such…

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Forget about unwanted cellulite forever

July 25, 2022

Cellulite is a disorder of the subcutaneous fat or lymphatic outflow, nutritionist Ksenia Chernaya told SOLENKA.INFO https://solenka.info/. The nutritionist stressed that cellulite…

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Small turtles cause salmonellosis outbreak in 11 US states

July 25, 2022

Small turtles are the cause of an outbreak of salmonellosis in several states that has led to five hospitalizations, the U.S. Centers…

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The “delayed” effects of sunburn

July 22, 2022

A single sunburn can cause certain gene mutations in the surface cells of the skin, said dermatologist Natalya Zhovtan, Riafan.ru reports. The…

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Have a life plan, do not depend on Mondays

July 22, 2022

The famous Russian cardiologist Alexander Myasnikov spoke about the danger of Monday and why this day is often endowed with a sacred…

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Female beauty and youth require some necessary habits

July 11, 2022

Nutritionist Olga Lushnikova said in an interview that vitamins for beauty and youth are best obtained from proper nutrition, but sometimes special…

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We should be careful from aggressive cosmetic procedures in summer

July 11, 2022

Aggressive cosmetic procedures in summer can injure the skin and lead to an inflammatory process, which, in turn, can provoke an intensive…

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Enteroviruses infect people of all ages

July 4, 2022

In summer, due to the arrival of heat and the traditional surge of intestinal diseases, experts often talk about enteroviruses. Enteroviruses are…

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Method for detecting antibodies against COVID that does not require blood test

July 4, 2022

The main challenge in limiting the spread of the coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) is the identification of infected people. Now, Japanese researchers have developed…

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Scientists develop robotic arms for partially paralyzed people

June 29, 2022

Thanks to a new development by scientists, in less than 90 seconds, a man with very limited mobility of the upper body,…

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US launch monkeypox vaccination

June 29, 2022

The administration of US President Joe Biden has announced plans to increase the availability of monkeypox vaccines and testing as cases of…

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Travel Diseases

6 Most Common Travel-related Diseases That Can Ruin Your Trip

June 29, 2022

Most of you, if not all, have a thirst for adventure! The idea of roaming the streets of Spain, collecting memories in…

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Impossible to maintain health without some basic elements

June 20, 2022

Endocrinologist-nutritionist Arina Tertyshnaya listed the basic elements, without which it is impossible to maintain health and well-being, MedicForum reported. Our body has…

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Symptoms of high cholesterol in children

June 20, 2022

Do not assume that atherosclerosis is only a disease of the elderly, children can also suffer from elevated cholesterol, and it is…

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Corn is a beneficial option for outdoor snack

June 13, 2022

Parks and beaches offer such snacks as cotton candy, candy bars, brownie buns, ice cream, and the hit of all recreation areas…

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Social isolation may cause a dangerous disease

June 13, 2022

Socializing with others can help protect your brain as you age, a new study reported. According to a new study, social isolation…

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Discovering brain mechanism responsible for age-related memory loss

June 6, 2022

A new study published in the journal Current Biology has shown that the hippocampus, the area of ​​the brain responsible for memory,…

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Maintain serotonin in normal range with healthy products

June 6, 2022

Nutritionist Marina Yartseva, in an interview with SOLENKA.INFO, told how to maintain the “happiness hormone” serotonin in the normal range with the…

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Brain’s capabilities in the moment of danger. Study

June 2, 2022

A new study conducted by scientists at Simon Fraser University suggests that the brain can learn faster when threatened by danger, the…

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Depression of mothers may affect psychological state of their children

June 2, 2022

Children whose mothers experience increasing levels of depression from before pregnancy until a few months after delivery are at greater risk of…

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Monkeypox: What You Need to Know

May 31, 2022

After the terror that Covid-19 instilled in every nook and cranny of the world, a new virus outbreak was witnessed in several…

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The link between giving up late dinners and life expectancy

May 23, 2022

Numerous studies have shown that caloric restriction increases the average lifespan of mice. But in most of these studies, scientists put laboratory…

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Importance of diet and physical activity for maintaining independence in old age

May 23, 2022

Although forming healthy habits early in life may have some long-term benefits, physical activity can help the elderly as well, new research…

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Combination of three simple factors to reduce cancer risk by 61%

May 16, 2022

Between September and April, experts recommend vitamin D supplements to boost the immune system because the body cannot produce enough chemicals when…

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Chronic rhinitis might lead to tragic consequences

May 16, 2022

Chronic rhinitis can lead to a heart attack or stroke, Vladimir Zaitsev, an otolaryngologist of the highest category and candidate of medical…

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First cholera outbreak in almost five years recorded in South Sudan

May 10, 2022

The first cholera outbreak in almost five years has been reported in South Sudan: one child died and 31 people were infected,…

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New strain of coronavirus XE or ‘Frankenstein’

May 10, 2022

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently published a preliminary report on a new recombinant COVID-19 XE sub-variant, also dreaded “Frankenstein,” which is…

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Child and adolescent alopecia

May 2, 2022

Alopecia is the partial or complete loss of hair on the head and other parts of the body. People of different ages…

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Hepatitis of unknown origin is affecting children in the world

May 2, 2022

Acute hepatitis of unknown origin affecting children has already been detected in 12 EU countries, as well as in Japan, Israel and…

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Spider veins may indicate certain diseases

April 25, 2022

Vascular asterisks (telangiectasia) on the skin can indicate at least ten different diseases, according to hematologist and therapist of the first category…

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Three children in Spain diagnosed with hepatitis of unknown origin

April 25, 2022

In Spain, three children under the age of 10 years have been diagnosed with acute hepatitis of unknown origin, the press release…

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A way to rejuvenate skin cells for 30 years

April 18, 2022

Researchers at the Babraham Institute (UK) have found a way to rejuvenate human skin for 30 years by reversing cell aging without…

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A molecular pathway that increases the severity of critical cases of COVID-19

April 18, 2022

An international team of scientists led by experts from China has identified a molecular pathway that increases the severity of critical cases…

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Why do some people have pain after COVID-19?

April 11, 2022

Pain after COVID-19 can be explained by abnormalities in the neurons of the spinal cord, Medical Xpress reported, citing the press service…

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Scientists disprove link between smartphones and brain tumors

April 11, 2022

Scientists at Oxford University have refuted a popular misconception that the use of cell phones and smartphones increases the risk of brain…

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Our standard of living affects risk of developing dementia

April 4, 2022

People who live in richer areas have a better memory and a lower risk of developing dementia, scientists at Monash University in…

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A new development might replace biopsy

April 4, 2022

Researchers from Colombia have developed technology that could replace biopsy and histology with real-time imaging. The study was described in the journal…

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Can weather affect joint pain?

March 28, 2022

Changes in the weather can provoke joint pain if a person has an aggravated rheumatic disease. This opinion was expressed by rheumatologist…

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Scientists identify remdesivir-resistant variant of coronavirus

March 28, 2022

Scientists from the Yale School of Medicine (USA) have identified a remdesivir-resistant variant of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. According to an article published…

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Risk factors and symptoms of esophageal cancer

March 21, 2022

Many patients with esophageal cancer experience a strange sensation resembling food stuck in the throat. This symptom can indicate dangerous disease, according…

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Beer is not a vitamin drink, it harms

March 21, 2022

Contrary to popular belief, beer is not good for the kidneys. On the contrary, even a single alcoholic drink harms the kidneys,…

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World’s first patient with pig’s heart lived for 2 months

March 14, 2022

David Bennett, 57, the world’s first patient to receive a transplant from a genetically modified pig heart, has died after living for…

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Number of deaths from COVID-19 may exceed by 3 times – experts report

March 14, 2022

The real number of deaths from COVID-19 may be 3 times higher than the official data: this difference can be explained by…

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Voice Loss: Doctors warn of unexpected consequence of Omicron

March 7, 2022

People infected with the Omicron strain of coronavirus sometimes experience a complete loss of voice, Elina Aranovich, an internist, cardiologist and oncologist…

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Treating cough with Omicron strain

March 7, 2022

The cough when infected with the omicron strain of corona virus is due to irritation of the nerve endings in the pharynx…

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COVID-19 is turning into seasonal ARI

February 28, 2022

The omicron strain COVID-19 has evolved into a seasonal ARI characterized by its rapid spread and displacement of its more dangerous mutations…

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Children infected with COVID-19 are 4 times less likely to secrete the virus than adults

February 28, 2022

Children also contract the coronavirus and may have complications because of it, but they secrete much less virus than adults. This is…

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Scientists develop new way to detect COVID-19 in air

February 21, 2022

Scientists from Tsinghua University, Peking University, and the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences have developed new technology that can be used to…

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How long is person with omicron contagious?

February 21, 2022

A person with omicron is most infectious during the first 3 days, because that is when the viral load peaks. However, some…

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What will be next strain of COVID-19?

February 16, 2022

The British scientists conclude that the next strain of coronavirus may have greater pathogenicity than the delta or omicron strains, and could…

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Significantly increased risk of heart disease within year after COVID-19: Study

February 16, 2022

Within a year of a COVID-19 coronavirus infection, patients have an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, including deadly strokes and heart attacks,…

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Six skin symptoms of omicron

February 7, 2022

Skin symptoms have become more common in people infected with the omicron strain of coronavirus, said British epidemiologists led by Professor Tim…

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The most useful and harmful foods for COVID-19

February 7, 2022

Which foods are good and which are bad for COVID-19? The scientific director of the Federal Research Center for Nutrition and Biotechnology,…

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When is best time of day to get vaccinated?

January 31, 2022

At what time of day is it correct to be vaccinated against coronavirus? Vera Sukhova, a general practitioner and gastroenterologist shared her…

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How effective and safe are booster vaccines against COVID-19?

January 31, 2022

An additional booster dose of any of the three FDA-cleared emergency use-approved anti-coronavirus drugs is safe and induces the desired immune response.…

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Omicron strain can live on human skin for almost a day

January 28, 2022

The Omicron strain of the coronavirus is spreading much faster than previous strains, and this is due to the survivability of the…

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Are there chances of experiencing heart inflammation after Pfizer vaccination?

January 28, 2022

According to a study by Hong Kong experts published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, the Pfizer vaccine triples the risk…

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The dangers of chronic stress

January 17, 2022

Stress causes the body to produce cortisol, the so-called stress hormone, an excess of which is bad for both health and mood,…

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Whose health suffers more after divorce men’s or women’s?

January 17, 2022

Divorce has a worse effect on men’s health, according to a new study published in the journal BMJ. The study authors wanted…

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How dangerous is the omicron strain?

January 10, 2022

The omicron strain may be more infectious, but less dangerous than the delta strain. This conclusion was reached by scientists from the…

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Touristic destinations that suffered the most from coronavirus

January 10, 2022

The closure of borders due to the coronavirus pandemic has had a huge negative impact on tourism around the world. And the…

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How to celebrate consuming alcohol but without harming your body?

January 3, 2022

Many people gain weight during the Christmas and New Year holidays not only because they eat too much, but also because they…

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Five science-based strategies for nailing your New Year’s resolutions

January 3, 2022

It’s that time of year again. Champagne bottles have been popped, balls have dropped, and now your friends, family and colleagues are…

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The beneficial properties of cabbage

December 27, 2021

Cabbage, which rich in vitamins and minerals, can prevent the development of hypertension and strengthen bones. This opinion was expressed by Japanese…

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Best breakfast to curb sugar cravings throughout the day

December 27, 2021

There are few things more frustrating than those intense sugar cravings rearing their ugly head, especially when you’re trying to eat healthier…

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Let Breakfast Make Your Day

December 20, 2021

I don’t know about you, but breakfast is my favorite meal. It simply celebrates the start of my day. The first date…

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Healthy Holiday Eating Habits

December 20, 2021

Don’t fall victim to the holiday feeding frenzy. While the holiday season can be stressful, it is also a wonderful and joyful…

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Vaccine against Omicron variant expected to be available in 2022

December 13, 2021

BioNTech SE and Pfizer Inc. are working together on an effective vaccine against the Omicron variant of the coronavirus. These companies promise…

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Dangers of hot drinks in winter

December 13, 2021

Many people like to drink hot drinks in winter, but it is recommended to do it with caution because hot drinks can…

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Five early signs of stroke that everyone should know about

December 6, 2021

The first signs of a stroke appear a few weeks before the actual stroke, but many do not pay attention to them.…

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Could Omicron variant cause new pandemic?

December 6, 2021

The new Omicron variant of the coronavirus is unlikely to exceed the Delta variant in scale and severity of the consequences. This…

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Six products with an unlimited shelf life

November 29, 2021

Some foods can be stored for quite a long time without spoiling. A list of some of these products is presented on…

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New COVID-19 found in UK bats

November 29, 2021

The new coronavirus RhGB01 has been found in British horseshoe bats. While this virus does not pose a danger to humans, there…

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US develops new vaccine against COVID-19

November 22, 2021

The US scientists have developed a new vaccine against coronavirus based on the receptor-binding (RBD) domain of the S-protein SARS-CoV-2 and, in…

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Antidepressants lower risk of death from COVID-19, study claims

November 22, 2021

Taking antidepressants from the group of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) significantly reduces the risk of death from coronavirus infection, JAMA Network…

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Environmental Damage Caused By Covid-19

November 15, 2021

Against the background of the coronavirus, as of August, more than 8 million tons of plastic waste were produced. Moreover, 25 thousand…

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Scientists propose new approach to COVID-19 treatment

November 15, 2021

The SLR14 RNA hairpin, developed by American scientists, activates the production of type I interferons in the body (the main instrument of…

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Regularly consuming fish may protect brain health

November 8, 2021

Cerebrovascular disease — or vascular brain disease — which impacts the blood vessels in the brain, is the fifth Trusted Source leading…

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Young people’s severe COVID-19 symptoms. Study

November 8, 2021

An international team of researchers has found 5 genes that are more active in young people with severe COVID-19 symptoms than in…

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Ways to protect kids from coronavirus

November 1, 2021

Since children are not vaccinated against the coronavirus, adult vaccinations can protect them from this disease. Such an opinion was expressed by…

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The Amazing Stevia

November 1, 2021

Stevia is a plant grown in Brazil, China, Paraguay and various countries worldwide and it is used traditionally as a food ingredient…

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Three common myths about colds, flu

October 25, 2021

Although there is a lot of information about colds and flu today, there are many respective myths that people still believe. We…

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Problems that pregnant women might face after COVID-19 vaccination

October 25, 2021

Pregnant and lactating women face immunity falling in response to the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, said scientists at Duke University…

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Signs that refer to salt deficiency

October 18, 2021

What signs refer that there is not enough salt in the human body? Gastroenterologist and nutritionist Natalia Stukova shared her opinion on…

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Factors that hinder the production of antibodies to fight against coronavirus

October 18, 2021

Therapist Alexander Barvinsky says the lack of vitamins and mineral substances may hinder the production of antibodies after vaccination. Vechernyaya Moskva reports…

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The world will surely face a new virus in the future, Chinese experts says

October 11, 2021

In the future, the world will surely face a new virus, the head of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention…

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Scientists develop implant that treats severe depression

October 11, 2021

American scientists have developed an electrical implant that can detect and treat severe depression. A device the size of a matchbox is…

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Antibodies to corona virus can be transmitted through breast milk

October 4, 2021

Mothers are able to transmit antibodies to corona virus to their babies through breast milk. This is the conclusion reached by scientists…

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Amoxicillin is not useful for bronchitis in children. Research

October 4, 2021

Antibiotics are not recommended for treating uncomplicated respiratory tract infections in children: a new study published in The Lancet has shown that…

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What products are not recommended amid post-COVID-19 syndrome?

September 27, 2021

According to Doctor of Medical Sciences, Director of the Samara Research Institute of Dietetics and Diet therapy Mikhail Ginzburg, this syndrome is…

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Scientists propose new way to fight incurable cancer

September 27, 2021

Cancer cells can become immune to drugs due to the activity of the estrogen receptor α (ERα), Cell reported referring to the…

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Scientists figure out cause of Ebola new outbreak

September 20, 2021

This year, a new outbreak was caused by the same Ebola virus that caused the epidemic in West Africa in 2014-2015. This…

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Polluted air in the office is so dangerous

September 20, 2021

Air pollution in the office can have an extremely negative effect on people’s cognitive functions and their ability to concentrate. This is…

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Cannabis use linked to dramatic increases in young people heart attack risk

September 13, 2021

Cannabis is unsafe for human health, and a new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal has provided new evidence for…

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Cause of seasonal depression may be hiding in the gut, study claims

September 13, 2021

The bacterial composition of the intestines changes with the seasons, and this may be associated with the susceptibility of some people to…

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Banning menthol cigarettes could save hundreds of thousands of lives

September 6, 2021

Menthol cigarettes are very popular today: the cooling flavor reduces the harshness of tobacco smoke and suppresses coughing, leaving people with the…

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Autumn berries help strengthen the immune system

September 6, 2021

Autumn berries such as cranberries and lychees have a positive effect on health and the immune system, says Russian nutritionist Irina Lizun.…

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How can you tell if your palms are at a dangerous blood sugar level?

August 30, 2021

The palms of your hands can be used to determine dangerous blood sugar levels, Daily Express reported with reference to the UK…

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Do anticoagulants help patients with mild COVID-19?

August 30, 2021

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, anticoagulants – blood thinners – have been widely used in the treatment of COVID-19. Scientists…

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Are there people who are immune to coronavirus?

August 23, 2021

People with high levels of interferon alfa, high lymphocyte counts in the blood, and carriers of certain genetic markers may have increased…

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New ways to treat diabetes. Researchers

August 23, 2021

Researchers in Russia and the United States have discovered the structure of the BLT1 leukotriene receptor, which is involved in inflammatory processes…

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What morning habits bring death closer?

August 16, 2021

Some morning habits are very harmful to health and can contribute to the development of serious diseases and bring death closer, MK…

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British professor says COVID-19 might turn into the common cold

August 16, 2021

Paul Hunter, a professor in Medicine at Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia, says COVID-19 might turn into the common cold.…

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What foods are dangerous for pancreas?

August 9, 2021

Eating large amounts of sugary or high-calorie foods not only leads to excess accumulation of adipose tissue, but also to the death…

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Delta strain of COVID-19 has high pathogenicity, scientists claim

August 9, 2021

The Delta strain of coronavirus has the highest pathogenicity among other variants of the virus, scientists from the University of Tokyo noted.…

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Global number of people with dementia will triple by 2050, study claims

August 2, 2021

By 2050, the number of people with dementia in the world will triple, experts said during the virtual International Conference of the…

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Coronavirus pandemic might lead to an increase in patients with diabetes, scientists claim

August 2, 2021

About half of people hospitalized with COVID-19 develop hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) within a few months of infection. In the future, this…

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Puzzles, board games and reading, may delay Alzheimer’s by 5 years, study claims

July 26, 2021

Medicine is not yet aware of methods of effective treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and other age-related diseases of the nervous system, but…

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Wildfires increase coronavirus risk in nearby cities, study claims

July 26, 2021

Air pollution from small particles from forest fires is contributing to an increase in the number of people infected with coronavirus in…

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People with learning disabilities are 8 times more likely to die from COVID-19, study claims

July 19, 2021

Patients with various learning disabilities were at risk during the pandemic: the largest study conducted in England showed that such people are…

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WHO: HIV infection increases the likelihood of death from COVID-19 by 30%

July 19, 2021

For people with immunodeficiency, COVID-19 turned out to be especially dangerous: in such people, the risk of death from coronavirus infection is…

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5 mistakes people make while having breakfast

July 12, 2021

Many people are having breakfast, which leads to problems like bloating, and also negatively affects their figure, as reported by Eat This,…

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Human salivary glands turned out to be a reservoir of coronavirus

July 12, 2021

The salivary glands are the reservoir for the spread of coronavirus infection in the human body, as Brazilian scientists have found, The…

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A diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids can help cope with headaches

July 5, 2021

A diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids reduces the incidence of headaches compared to a diet rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty…

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Consuming large amounts of fried foods is dangerous

July 5, 2021

Consuming large amounts of fried foods and sugary drinks on a regular basis increases your risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, a…

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May tree pollen carry COVID-19?

June 28, 2021

Viruses, including coronavirus, can spread through pollen from trees, said researchers from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus. According to The Daily…

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What desserts are good for the brain?

June 28, 2021

Some desserts will help maintain mental clarity and improve brain function. So which desserts are good for the brain? Chocolate Natural chocolate…

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Brain tumors can be diagnosed by urine analysis

June 21, 2021

MicroRNA in urine can be used as a biomarker for the diagnosis of brain tumors, as shown by a study by Japanese…

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Which strain of COVID-19 British or Indian is more dangerous?

June 21, 2021

The Indian strain of coronavirus is more dangerous than Briathan, according to researchers who analyzed data from sick patients in Scotland. According…

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People vaccinated against COVID-19 tolerate COVID-19 more easily if infected, study says

June 14, 2021

No vaccine provides a 100% guarantee against coronavirus infection, but vaccination can save you from complications of the disease, as experts from…

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Vaccinated people are less likely to infect others with COVID-19, study claims

June 14, 2021

People vaccinated against the coronavirus rarely become infected, and if they become infected, their viral load is lower and they are less…

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How does proper nutrition affect course of pregnancy?

June 8, 2021

Scientists have evaluated the impact of three healthy eating patterns on pregnancy, American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reported. Pregnant women often face…

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Scientists create virus-resistant cells with artificial genome

June 8, 2021

Scientists have succeeded in reprogramming the genome of E. coli bacteria and obtaining the first living cells with an artificial genome that…

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A new way to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease at the earliest stages

May 31, 2021

Scientists in Sweden have developed a simple and reliable method for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease at the earliest stages, which can help to…

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Dangerous carcinogen found in 78 sunscreens

May 31, 2021

Experts of the independent American laboratory Valisure tested 294 creams, gels, and lotions for sun protection and found benzene, the most dangerous…

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Scientists find main cause of complications in COVID-19

May 24, 2021

The main cause of severe cases of COVID-19 is autoaggressive antibodies or autoantibodies: it is because of them that the functioning of…

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Simultaneous infection with COVID-19 and other infections, increases the risk of death by 3 times

May 24, 2021

Simultaneous infection with coronavirus and other infections increases the risk of death by 3 times, scientists warn. According to Medportal.ru, back in…

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Foods that can help fight depression

May 17, 2021

Dark chocolate, fatty fish, and egg yolks are some of the foods that dietitians say can help combat depressed moods. According to…

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COVID-19 and digestion: What symptoms should you look for?

May 17, 2021

COVID-19 is considered a respiratory disease, but it also affects other organs and systems, including the digestive system. COVID-19 symptoms in the…

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COVID-19 pandemic leads to 1.4 million unwanted pregnancies

May 10, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has prevented an estimated 12 million women worldwide from accessing birth control, resulting in 1.4 million unwanted pregnancies, the…

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Does COVID-19 vaccination affect menstrual cycle?

May 10, 2021

Many women after being vaccinated against coronavirus face changes in the menstrual cycle. There is no official information about this yet, but…

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What combination of vitamins is suitable for prevention of severe COVID-19?

May 3, 2021

To prevent severe COVID-19, it is recommended to take vitamins C and D in combination with melatonin and zinc, an Italian scientist…

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Why do some COVID-19 patients experience loss of taste?

May 3, 2021

The taste buds located on the tongue contain angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), through which the coronavirus enters cells, bioRxiv portal reported. As…

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Glaucoma treatment is on the way

April 26, 2021

Scientists at MIPT and their colleagues at Harvard have presented artificially grown retinal cells that can integrate into the retina. This is…

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Vaccines and the new strains of COVID-19

April 26, 2021

RNA vaccines based on the classic SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus strain produce immune cells that recognize mutant strains of the virus, as scientists from…

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Who is not recommended to have breakfast right after waking up?

April 18, 2021

Most people are advised to eat breakfast almost immediately after waking up, but for some people not eating early in the morning…

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Keeping oral hygiene is very important

April 18, 2021

People who neglect oral hygiene are more at risk of developing dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, scientists from the University of New York…

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Even mild COVID-19 can have long-term consequences, scientists claim

April 12, 2021

Every tenth person who has had a mild COVID-19 illness, even after 8 months, has at least one moderate or severe post-coronavirus…

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COVID-19 mortality among people over 80 dropped by 92% thanks to vaccination

April 12, 2021

In England and Wales, the death rate from coronavirus among people over 80 fell by 92% due to vaccination, experts said noting…

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Multiple organ dysfunction found in people recovered from COVID-19

April 5, 2021

Multiple organ dysfunction is more common in people discharged from hospital after COVID-19 than in the general population, BMJ reported referring to…

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How does sugar in diet affect teen memory?

April 5, 2021

Frequent consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages during adolescence is very dangerous, American scientists noted. In a rodent model, it was shown that frequent…

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Scientists are trying to treat men with severe COVID-19 with female hormones

March 29, 2021

Scientists at the American Cedars-Sinai Medical Center have proposed a new approach to treating men with COVID-19 infection using female hormones. The…

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Pfizer tests medicines for early treatment of COVID-19

March 29, 2021

The American pharmaceutical company Pfizer has begun the first phase of clinical trials of an oral pre-oral drug for outpatient use at…

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Experts find no connection between AstraZeneca vaccine and thromboembolism cases in vaccinated

March 23, 2021

Scientific analysis of the data found no evidence that the incidence of venous thromboembolism in some vaccinated patients was due to exposure…

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Epidemiologist: People will have to wear masks for several more years

March 23, 2021

People may need to wear face coverings and socially distance for several more years. The head of immunization at Public Health England,…

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What skin problems could indicate infection with COVID-19 new strain?

March 15, 2021

Some skin problems may indicate infection with a new strain of coronavirus, according to experts from the University of East Anglia. The…

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One vaccine shot does not protect cancer patients from COVID-19, scientists claim

March 15, 2021

More than half of cancer patients are not protected against coronavirus after one dose of  the Pfizer vaccine. Therefore, experts and charities are…

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COVID-19 is especially dangerous for gum disease, research says

March 8, 2021

Patients with COVID-19 who also have gum disease are more likely to develop severe complications, while the risk of death increases, Journal…

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Vaccination helps slow aging, specialist says

March 8, 2021

Vaccination against infectious diseases not only protects against infection, but can also halt the aging process, Russian health ministry chief freelance geriatrician…

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What eating habit is dangerous for the immune system?

March 2, 2021

High doses of fructose in the diet negatively affect the immune system, Nature reported referring to a study of the Swansea University,…

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WHO: 1 in 4 people may have hearing problems by 2050

March 2, 2021

One in four people will have hearing problems by 2050, the WHO has issued warning calling for more investments for prevention and…

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Six signs may indicate that you may have had the coronavirus without knowing

February 23, 2021

These days it’s hard to determine what exactly you’re suffering from when you’re not feeling well. Is it a harmless cold, the…

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Onions Can Combat Everyday Ailments

February 23, 2021

We mostly associate onions with crying our eyes out or cooking a nice meal, which is logical, since we tend to use…

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Children vaccinated against influenza and pneumococcus are less likely to experience COVID-19 symptoms

February 15, 2021

The flu and pneumococcus vaccine can potentially protect children from COVID-19, said American scientists after examining the medical records of 905 children…

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Vitamin C, zinc don’t lessen Covid-19 symptoms, study finds

February 15, 2021

Can vitamin C and zinc help you fight off Covid-19? No, not even at high doses, according to the first randomized clinical…

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Blindness may be one of COVID-19 serious complications

February 8, 2021

Cortical blindness can be one of the COVID-19 complications, according to a specialist from the Royal Derby Hospital in the UK, Cureus…

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Which COVID-19 patients are at high risk for bleeding?

February 8, 2021

In the case of COVID-19, many people develop a tendency of increased blood clotting; this is why doctors often prescribe anticoagulants—blood-thinning drugs—during…

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Double Masking ‘Makes Common Sense,’ Fauci Says

February 1, 2021

Anthony Fauci, MD, says wearing two masks is better than one when it comes to warding off the coronavirus. The purpose of…

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Scientists discover new “gateway” via which COVID-19 can enter lungs

February 1, 2021

The “gateway” to the cells of the lungs and bronchi for the COVID-19 can be not only the ACE2 protein but also…

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COVID-19 spreads by talking same way as by coughing, study claims

January 25, 2021

A new study claims that the COVID-19 spreads by talking the same way as by coughing. Scientists at the University of Cambridge…

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Armenian surgeon leads world’s first double-arm-and-shoulder transplant

January 25, 2021

An Icelandic man who got the world’s first double-shoulder-and-arm transplant is recovering well after the operation, two decades after the accident that…

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Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine generates immune response, few side effects, in early trials

January 18, 2021

Early stage trials of Johnson & Johnson’s experimental coronavirus vaccine show it generated an immune response in nearly all volunteers, with minimal…

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Why is COVID-19 pneumonia dangerous?

January 18, 2021

COVID-19 pneumonia is much more dangerous than pneumonia with bacterial and other viral infections, scientists from Northwestern University in the United States…

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Allergic Reactions to COVID Vaccine Found But Still Rare

January 11, 2021

Health care providers should be ready to treat rare cases of allergic reactions after giving COVID-19 vaccines, federal medical officials said. The officials…

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Loss of Smell Reported in 86% of Mild COVID Cases

January 11, 2021

A European study found patients with mild cases of COVID-19 were much more likely to report losing their sense of smell than patients…

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Obese people have lower levels of COVID-19 antibodies, study claims

January 4, 2021

Obesity is considered one of the biggest risk factors for complications from COVID-19. American scientists have found that being overweight can also…

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Scientists offer new approach to weight loss

January 4, 2021

A tube inserted into the nostrils to dull the sense of smell may be an effective new method of weight loss. People…

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Scientists speak about terrible impact of pandemic

December 28, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic is terrible not only because it is killing people, but also because it will lead to the spread of…

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Scientists find unexpected cure for brain cancer

December 28, 2020

Loperamide, a drug used to treat diarrhea, can induce cell death in cultured glioblastoma, a deadly and incurable form of brain tumor…

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The Moderna vaccine could go to the public today as travelers risk exposure to a new coronavirus variant

December 21, 2020

First, the good news: The Moderna vaccine will likely be going into people’s arms Monday, boosting the number of Americans who will…

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How to cope with grief during the holidays and a pandemic

December 21, 2020

The overwhelming amount of loss we’ve experienced during this pandemic is in stark contrast to what is supposedly the happiest time of…

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227 hospitalized, 1 death: Mystery illness takes over Southeast India

December 14, 2020

Many people from Eluru, a city in India’s southern state of Andhra Pradesh, have come down with a strange illness: one person…

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Study shows: Men are 39% more likely to die from COVID-19

December 14, 2020

Men infected with COVID-19 are three times more likely to need intensive care than women. They have an increased risk of death…

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Non-fatal drug overdoses in children under 15 on the rise, study finds

December 7, 2020

While overall drug overdoses among youth are infrequent, non-fatal overdoses were on the rise in children under the age of 15 between…

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COVID-19 can cause permanent damage requiring lung transplants

December 7, 2020

The COVID-19 can cause irreversible damage to the lungs, and a patient with such complications can only be saved with a transplant…

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Moderna to Seek FDA Approval for COVID Vaccine

December 1, 2020

Moderna will ask the FDA on Monday for emergency use authorization (EUA) for its coronavirus vaccine, the pharmaceutical company said in a…

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Winter may worsen COVID-19 pandemic, scientists say

December 1, 2020

Winter could worsen the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists at University College London reported. A new study published in the International Journal of Environmental…

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Does Mouthwash Kill Covid-19? Here’s What Doctors Want You to Know About the Latest Research

November 23, 2020

Back in June, interest started swirling around mouthwash and its potential effects on SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. The information then…

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Multivitamins offer no real health benefits, study claims

November 16, 2020

Many people today take multivitamins, thinking that it helps to improve their health, but new research from Harvard University shows that this…

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Armenian specialists develop app with first aid tips

November 16, 2020

Armenian specialists have developed an app for smartphones with first aid tips – for injuries, bleeding, snake and insect bites, etc. The…

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WHO urges world leader ‘to prepare for new pandemic’

November 10, 2020

The call comes as the world is still struggling to suppress COVID-19 infections as national caseloads continue to rise steadily in most…

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Cough droplets can travel beyond six feet, new simulation study suggests

November 10, 2020

A new simulation study suggests that a person coughing can disperse droplets well beyond six feet, and that anyone shorter than the…

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Covid: Why is coronavirus such a threat?

November 3, 2020

  We have faced viral threats before, including pandemics, yet the world does not shut down for every new infection or flu…

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Scientists develop unique vaccine against dangerous virus

November 3, 2020

Scientists from the Wistar Institute have developed and tested the first synthetic DNA vaccine against the Powassan virus (POWV). The vaccine targets…

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India’s first ‘savior sibling’ cures brother of fatal illness

October 28, 2020

The story of India’s first “savior sibling” has made national headlines. It has also raised questions about the ethics of using technology…

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Covid: Antibodies ‘fall rapidly after infection’

October 28, 2020

Levels of protective antibodies in people wane “quite rapidly” after coronavirus infection, say researchers. Antibodies are a key part of our immune…

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Study hints that early morning exercise may reduce cancer risk

October 19, 2020

A new study has suggested that people who exercise in the morning between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. may be less likely…

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7 ways to stay healthy (and sane) during the fall coronavirus surge

October 19, 2020

The fall Covid-19 surge is here, fueled by colder weather, reopened schools and pandemic fatigue. The flu season could make the coronavirus…

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How to tell the difference between coronavirus and allergies

October 13, 2020

When you suffer from allergies during the coronavirus pandemic, many people wonder about the symptoms they’re experiencing. One symptom that’s common to…

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Johnson & Johnson temporarily pauses COVID-19 vaccine trial after ‘unexplained illness’

October 13, 2020

Drugmaker Johnson + Johnson said Monday it has paused the advanced clinical trial of its experimental coronavirus vaccine because of an unexplained…

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Covid symptoms: Is it a cold, flu or coronavirus?

October 5, 2020

Colds, flu and Covid-19 are caused by different viruses, but can have similar symptoms. It can be hard to judge which one…

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Nobel Prize for Medicine goes to Hepatitis C discovery

October 5, 2020

Three scientists who discovered the virus Hepatitis C have won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology. The winners are British…

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What type of damage can coronavirus cause in the lungs?

September 28, 2020

COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, can cause lung complications such as     pneumonia and, in the most severe cases, acute…

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This is what happens to your body over months in isolation

September 28, 2020

Since the pandemic officially began in March, we’ve been told staying home is the best way to avoid catching Covid-19. And it…

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Ի՞նչ Ընել, Եթէ Աշնան Ախորժակը Աւելնայ

September 22, 2020

Աշնան շատերը կը հանդիպին ախորժակի բարձրացման խնդիրին՝ անընդհատ ուտել կ՛ուզենք ցուրտի եւ ցերեկային ժամերու կրճատման պատճառով: Ինչո՞ւ այդ մէկը տեղի կ՛ունենայ։ Աշնան,…

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Heart transplants from severely obese donors are safe, research claims

September 21, 2020

Patients who received heart transplants from severely obese donors had the same short-term outcomes and long-term survival rates as those who received…

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Humanity is about to face even more devastating pandemic than COVID-19

September 21, 2020

Humanity is about to face an even more devastating pandemic than the coronavirus, the Global Preparedness Monitoring Board noted. According to experts,…

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COVID-19 may be more dangerous for young people than heart attacks

September 14, 2020

COVID-19 can pose an even greater health risk to young people than heart attacks, said scientists from Brigham and Women’s Hospital in…

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COVID-19 can be dangerous to brain, research claims

September 14, 2020

The COVID-19 can have devastating effects on the brains of patients, The Independent reported referring to the scientists from Yale University. According…

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Is COVID-19 dangerous for asthmatics?

September 9, 2020

A new study, published in the scientific journal Annals of the American Thoracic Society, compares the prevalence of asthma among patients hospitalized…

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What is herd immunity, and why is it important?

September 9, 2020

According to Rodda, “Herd immunity is the concept that if enough people are protected from infection, either by gaining immunity from having…

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COVID-19 pandemic impacts eating disorder symptoms

September 1, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively impacted 9 out of 10 patients with eating disorders, scientists at Northumbria University, UK, noted. In the…

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Vitamin C may help prevent age-related muscle loss, research claims

September 1, 2020

Vitamin C may be the key to improving muscle health in old age, said researchers at the University of East Anglia. According…

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Scientists find over 568 genes that can potentially cause cancer

August 24, 2020

Scientists from the IRB Barcelona – Institute for Research in Biomedicine analyzed 28,000 tumors of 66 different types and identified 568 genes…

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FDA Authorizes New Saliva COVID-19 Test

August 24, 2020

The FDA authorized a new type of saliva-based coronavirus test, which could cut down on the cost of testing and the time…

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Toxic Methanol in Hand Sanitizers: Poisonings Continue

August 18, 2020

As the FDA’s warning list about dangerous hand sanitizers  containing methanol grows, another troubling trend has emerged. Some people are drinking the…

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China’s COVID-19 vaccine could hit the market in 3 months

August 18, 2020

The Chinese inactivated coronavirus vaccine may hit the market at the end of December this year, Reuters reported referring to the chairman of…

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Low carbohydrate diet protects against COVID-19 complications and mortality?

August 13, 2020

A low carbohydrate diet can potentially improve metabolism, protecting against the dangerous complications and mortality of COVID-19, said Australian scientific journalist Maryanne…

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What physiological changes brain undergoes as a result of depression?

August 13, 2020

Scientists from Australia have found that depressive and anxiety disorders can cause serious physiological changes in the human brain. Mental issues can…

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5 skin benefits of blueberries

August 7, 2020

Blueberry is a very healthy product that contains many vitamins and minerals, but it has few calories. It is believed that blueberries…

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WHO chief: COVID-19 pandemic effects will be ‘felt for decades to come’

August 7, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic effects will be ‘felt for decades to come,’ Reuters reported referring to the World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom…

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COVID-19 may be invincible

July 27, 2020

COVID-19 may never be completely defeated, according to scientists at the University of Minnesota. Only a vaccine can limit the spread of…

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Scientists identify 6 COVID-19 different types

July 27, 2020

Scientists have identified six COVID-19 different types: they all differ in symptoms and severity of the disease, King’s College London scientists reported.…

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5 interesting facts about colorectal cancer

July 20, 2020

Colorectal cancer is one of the most insidious types of cancer. It does not appear for a long time, so it is…

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China’s teen suffers stroke after non-stop gaming for a month

July 20, 2020

Chinese teen has suffered a stroke after non-stop gaming for a month during the COVID-19 pandemic, AsiaOne reported. Once at home during…

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WHO stops hydroxychloroquine, lopinavir/ritonavir treatment arms for COVID-19 treatment

July 13, 2020

The World Health Organization (WHO) has stooped testing hydroxychloroquine, lopinavir, and ritonavir as part of trials to find a COVID-19 treatment. “WHO…

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Take One Tablespoon Of THIS Before Bed And You Will Never Wake Up Tired Again

July 13, 2020

Lack of sleep causes numerous severe side effects, including an increased risk of developing hypertension, stroke and heart disease, irritability and crankiness,…

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Study claims bandanas are least effective DIY face mask

July 6, 2020

Many people nowadays do not wear special medical masks, but home-made ones, including bandanas and scarves. However, according to a new study, bandanas…

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Over 230 scientists write open letter to WHO: COVID-19 spreads through the air as aerosol

July 6, 2020

Over 230 scientists signed an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) asking them to review the recommendations for fighting COVID-19.…

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COVID-19 asymptomatic patients infect surrounding surfaces, study claims

June 29, 2020

Both symptomatic and asymptomatic COIVD-19 patients can infect surrounding surfaces, a new study of Chinese specialists published in mSphere reported. Scientists examined…

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Scientists discover new way to destroy COVID-19 in 25 seconds

June 29, 2020

A new coronavirus can be destroyed in just 25 seconds, a new study – led by scientists from the Boston University’s National Emerging Infectious Diseases…

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Cows’ blood tested to treat COVID-19 in humans

June 22, 2020

A South Dakota-based company is set to begin clinical trials for a COVID-19 antibody treatment derived from the plasma of cows, 7News.com.au…

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There may be no immunity against COVID-19, study suggests

June 22, 2020

There may be no immunity against COVID-19 – in some cases, antibodies disappear after the patient’s recovery, the South China Morning Post reported…

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Let’s figure out what is known about COVID-19 today

June 16, 2020

Only a few months ago, no one had heard about it, but today it is the most discussed topic. Let’s figure out…

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How long virus leading to COVID-19 stays ‘alive’ in environment?

June 16, 2020

One of the many questions that scientists are interested in today is how long the virus leading to COVID-19 stays ‘alive’ in…

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May COVID-19 spread by touching objects?

June 8, 2020

COVID-19 is most often transmitted through the air and during direct contact with an infected, and the likelihood of getting infected by…

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Scientists create artificial red blood cells that ‘work’ no worse than real

June 8, 2020

Scientists from the Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering at the University of New Mexico (US) have developed synthetic red blood cells…

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How does COVID-19 affect the placenta?

June 2, 2020

COVID-19 can damage the placenta, the American Journal of Clinical Pathology reported referring to a new study. Although the injuries found did…

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Stress can cause hair to gray, study claims

June 2, 2020

Stress can cause hair to gray, a new study claims. However, to this day, there has been very little real evidence to support…

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COVID-19 treatment outcome can be predicted by heart condition, scientists claim

May 25, 2020

Coronavirus attacks not only the lungs but also the heart. And it is precisely the negative effect produced on the heart that…

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Nobel laureate criticizes self-isolation strategy

May 25, 2020

Nobel laureate Michael Levitt believes that self-isolation killed more people than it saved, Daily Mail reported. The expert believes that during self-isolation…

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COVID-19 attacks not only lungs but other organs as well, scientists claim

May 18, 2020

Scientists from the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf found particles of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in the kidneys, heart, liver, and brain of patients.…

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Dangerous super bacteria spreading all over the world, scientists say

May 18, 2020

Stenotrophomonas maltophilia is spreading all over the world – a dangerous bacterium that is resistant to antibiotics. According to Medical Express, S.…

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Italian scientists invent world’s first vaccine to neutralize COVID-19

May 11, 2020

Italian scientists invented the world’s first vaccine to neutralize coronavirus. According to The Daily Mail, Takis Biotech specialists vaccinated the mice and…

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Post-traumatic stress disorder seen in China after pandemic

May 11, 2020

Almost one in ten people in some parts of China has experienced post-traumatic stress problems caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Psychiatry Research…

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Scientists suggest using stroke medications to treat COVID-19

May 5, 2020

A drug commonly used to treat stroke patients can also help treat coronavirus infection COVID-19, Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis reported referring…

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Noubar Afeyan’s company plans to release the 1st doses of a COVID-19 vaccine in July

May 5, 2020

Moderna Therapeutics, founded by renowned businessman Noubar Afeyan, and Lonza Group AG plan to accelerate the production of a potential vaccine against…

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Coronavirus experimental vaccine successfully tested on monkeys

April 27, 2020

Chinese scientists have successfully conducted the first trials of a new vaccine against coronavirus on monkeys, rats, and mice. Under the action…

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Danger of excessive use of disinfectants

April 27, 2020

Excessive or improper use of disinfectants can lead to a decrease in their effectiveness and contribute to the appearance of mutations in…

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Skin tingling, neurological disorders: New unexpected COVID-19 symptoms revealed

April 21, 2020

The main symptoms of COVID-19 were known as coughing, shortness of breath, and fever. But recently, more and more it becomes known…

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UK to collect COVID-19 recovered’s blood for trials

April 21, 2020

COVID-19 recovered blood is being collected in the UK to help other patients: it is believed that the plasma of a sick…

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A 107-year-old woman in Holland recovers from COVID-19

April 13, 2020

A 107-year-old woman from Sommelsdijk, Holland has officially recovered from COVID-19, NL Times reported. According to the publication, Cornelia Ras, the municipality…

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WHO warns nations against easing COVID-19 restrictions too early

April 13, 2020

World Health Organization has warned nations against easing coronavirus restrictions too early, CNBC reported. “While Covid-19 accelerates very fast, it decelerates much…

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Talks are underway to deliver Russian drug being tested for COVID-19 treatment to Armenia – TASS

April 9, 2020

A batch of the Russian drug Triazavirin, which is being tested in China for the COVID-19 treatment, was delivered to Turkmenistan. And…

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What we DO NOT know about coronavirus?

April 9, 2020

Although many scientists today are studying coronavirus, many questions remain unanswered. Here are just a few of them: How many people are…

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Coronavirus has a natural origin?

March 31, 2020

The new coronavirus is actually a result of natural evolution, said scientists from Scripps Research Institute. According to a medical press release…

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NASA astronaut who spent 665 days in space shares tips on pandemic isolation

March 31, 2020

Retired NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, who spent 665 days on the International Space Station, shared her tips how to spend time in…

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Girl, 10, cannot eat, drink and brush her teeth because of rare condition

March 24, 2020

Shai Winn from the UK can not brush her teeth, and she has to be fed through a tube due to a…

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Why soap, sanitizer and warm water work against Covid-19 and other viruses

March 24, 2020

Tired of washing your hands for 20 seconds each time? Fingers starting to prune or feel like sandpaper? Please don’t stop. The…

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US begins first human trial of coronavirus vaccine

March 17, 2020

The first human trial to evaluate a candidate vaccine against the new coronavirus has begun in Seattle, US health officials said Monday,…

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Mushrooms сan protect men from prostate cancer, study says

March 17, 2020

Japanese researchers have found a link between eating mushrooms and lowering the risk of prostate cancer. Although the effect is relatively small,…

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5 drinks that increase cancer risk

March 9, 2020

Regular consumption of certain drinks increases the cancer risk. The list of such drinks, according to the magazine Health and Human, includes:…

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Is smartphone dirtier than public toilet?

March 9, 2020

Many people are afraid to touch the toilet, especially public toilets, but they touch smartphones – even while eating. However, it turns…

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Main Focus For Preventing Coronavirus Spread Should Be Hand Hygiene, Not Face Masks

March 3, 2020

Frequent hand-washing, not wearing a face mask, is the most important step the public can take to prevent the spread of the…

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Young woman, 26, goes blind after dyeing her whites black

March 3, 2020

Aleksandra Sadowska from the Polish city of Wroclaw went blind after getting her whites inked, The Sun reported. Aleksandra decided to dye…

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Experimental coronavirus vaccine to be tested in April

February 26, 2020

An experimental coronavirus vaccine will be tested on humans in April 2020,    Axios  reported quoting The Wall Street Journal. The National Institute of…

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Scientists find cause of nervous system’s birth defects

February 26, 2020

Protein TRPM2 plays a key role in the thermal reaction, which affects the development of the fetal brain during pregnancy, said scientists…

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Drinking green tea can reduce risk of breast cancer

February 19, 2020

The green tea has the substance which blocks the enzyme for the growth of cancer cells, International Journal of Food Sciences and…

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Bats may be the most likely source for coronavirus

February 19, 2020

Bats may be the most likely source and peddler of the new coronavirus COVID-19, said experts from the Chinese ministry of science…

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Artificial Intelligence can remotely detect dangerous hypoglycemia

February 12, 2020

Specialists from the University of Warwick introduced a new technology that allows using artificial intelligence to determine dangerously low glucose levels remotely…

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From sauna to X-ray: 5 prohibitions for pregnant women

February 12, 2020

Women are advised to make some changes in their life while pregnant to avoid problems and complications. The Health Site said what…

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Scientists suggest using antibodies discovered during SARS to neutralize coronavirus

February 5, 2020

Scientists from the Wuhan Institute of Virology and Fudan University (China) suggest using one of the antibodies discovered during the 2003 SARS…

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What problems do people with smell disorder face?

February 5, 2020

Most of us do not even realize what an important role the sense of smell plays and what problems people who are…

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Unknown ancient viruses discovered in glaciers

January 29, 2020

Ancient viruses have been discovered in a Chinese glacier. There is a risk that climate change, due to which the glaciers are…

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Why should you eat walnuts every day?

January 29, 2020

Walnuts contribute to the reproduction of bacteria beneficial for the intestines, MedicalXpress reported referring to scientists from the University of Pennsylvania. The…

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Teen from UK faints when laughing

January 23, 2020

Billy Hodgson, 17, suffers from a rare disease that makes her lose control of her body when she laughs, Daily Mail reported.…

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Indian boy has snake skin due to rare disease

January 23, 2020

Indian boy Jagannath, 10, suffers from a rare disease that makes his skin look like a snake skin. The neighbors even called him…

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What products help prevent breast cancer?

January 15, 2020

Proper nutrition can protect against many types of cancer, including breast cancer. Of course, it is necessary not only to pay attention…

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How to get back to work after New Year holidays?

January 15, 2020

Нow easier is it to return to your work’s schedule after the New Year holidays? RIA Novosti shared some useful tips in…

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Key diet trend predictions for 2020

January 7, 2020

While 2019 was all about kombucha, hemp seeds and ‘moon’ milk, all these products will give way to completely plant-based products, banana…

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How to diagnose blood clots?

January 7, 2020

A sharp bluish or reddish skin tone can be an important symptom indicating blood clots in the limb. According to the Rossiyskaya…

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3 products that are recommended to be excluded from diet for people having hypertension

December 30, 2019

The diet is very important for people facing hypertension. Here are some products that are recommended to be excluded from the diet…

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New Year holidays dangerous for shopaholics, study says

December 30, 2019

New Year’s holidays pose a serious danger to the mental health of people suffering from so-called compulsive shopping (buying-shopping disorder, BSD). These…

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Being housewife is unhealthy?

December 26, 2019

Being a housewife is harmful to physical and mental health, Demography reported referring to a new study. Among middle-aged women who were…

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Why is it so important for women to do sports?

December 26, 2019

Physical activity is as important for women as it is for men: women who play sports and are in good shape have…

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White bread and sausage can cause serious eye problems, study says

December 18, 2019

If a person eats a lot of white bread and sausages, this increases the risk of developing age-related macular degeneration in his…

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What products cannot be reheated?

December 18, 2019

Some products cannot be reheated, experts said. These products primarily include eggs, mushrooms and meat. According to experts, scrambled eggs and other…

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Woman wakes up from coma to feed her crying baby

December 10, 2019

Maria Laura Ferreyra, 42, from the Argentine city of San Francisco, woke up from a coma to breastfeed her hungry daughter, The…

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Consuming onions and garlic can lower risk of getting breast cancer

December 10, 2019

Regular consumption of onions and garlic, both in pure form and in the composition of dishes is associated with a lower probability…

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Regular fasting increases life expectancy, study claims

December 2, 2019

Regular fasting is associated with a lower risk of heart failure and a longer life expectancy, two groups of US scientists said.…

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Dangerous staphylococci lurk in our apartments and houses, study says

December 2, 2019

The home environment is very suitable for the spread of highly dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria, said scientists from the University of Washington Medical…

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Why do some people hate eating vegetables?

November 25, 2019

Some people dislike vegetables because of their genes, researchers at the University of Kentucky assume. A certain gene makes compounds in some vegetables, for example in broccoli or…

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Trees help people live longer, researchers say

November 25, 2019

The life expectancy of urban residents is higher if they live in “green” districts, researchers from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health revealed. Trees…

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Scientists demand to ban wireless headphones

November 18, 2019

A group of scientists from the US filed a petition with the World Health Organization and the UN with a request to…

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Food packaging is dangerous for children’s brain, study says

November 18, 2019

Chemicals in food packaging are more dangerous than we could imagine: getting into the body of pregnant women, they can cause mental…

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5 ways to raise the level of “happiness hormone”

November 11, 2019

Dopamine, which is also known as the “happiness hormone”, becomes active in the brain when a person is very motivated or stimulated.…

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Boy, 17, dies after playing video games all night

November 11, 2019

Piyawat Harikun, 17, from Udon Thani, Thailand, died after playing video games all night, Daily Mail reported. The teenager had school holidays…

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How important is it to drink water during the day?

November 5, 2019

Researchers at the University of Illinois have found that drinking water not only keeps children hydrated, but also increases their ability to…

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UK doctors offer unusual way to deal with pain during childbirth

November 5, 2019

UK doctors have proposed an unusual way to deal with pain during childbirth. Pilot tests of the method of immersing women in…

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Toxic metals can be found in baby food

October 28, 2019

Toxic heavy metals can be found in baby foods, according to scientists who found it out in a study by Healthy Babies…

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Genetics develop new way to edit human genome

October 28, 2019

Scientists from the Broad Institute have developed a new method for editing the genome – the so-called primed editing. According to TASS,…

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Fluorinated water can reduce IQ in baby in uterus

October 23, 2019

Scientists have identified a connection between the use of fluorinated water during pregnancy and the likelihood of a decrease in IQ in…

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Newborn baby pulled out from his mother’s womb in amniotic sac

October 23, 2019

A newborn boy in China was pulled out of his mother’s womb while he was still in an intact amniotic sac, Fox…

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Microscopic particles of plastic found in German children

October 15, 2019

In the bodies of most of the studied German children under the age of 17 years, scientists found microscopic plastic remains, said…

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Why shouldn’t babies stay in car seat?

October 15, 2019

It is dangerous for newborn children to be in car seats for more than 30 minutes, said British sociologists, who conducted a…

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People eat more in company of friends and family

October 12, 2019

People eat more in the company of friends and family than when they are alone, which indicates a possible return to the…

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Scientists create prosthetic legs that you can “feel”

October 12, 2019

Scientists from the Swiss Higher Technical School of Zurich have created a leg prosthesis that allows a person to feel when the…

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Don’t Let Fear of Cancer Keep You From Doctor

September 26, 2019

As terrified as you might be of a possible cancer diagnosis from your doctor, a new study warns that you still need…

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The brain may actively forget during dream sleep

September 26, 2019

Rapid eye movement, or REM, sleep is a fascinating period when most of our dreams are made. Now, in a study of…

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Positive childhood experiences tied to better adult mental health

September 19, 2019

Kids who have more supportive experiences with family, friends, and people in their school and community may be less likely to have…

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The back-to-school health checklist

September 19, 2019

All set for the school run? Before you drop your kids off at the gates take a peek at our five-point plan,…

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Are Your Kids Drinking Too Much Sugar?

September 14, 2019

If you’re worried about how much sugar your kids are eating, it’s time to take a second look at how much they’re…

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Teen’s Fussy ‘Junk Food’ Diet Leaves Him Blind

September 14, 2019

Can a steady diet of junk food rob you of your vision? A new case report suggests it’s possible: After years of…

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Amazon Rainforest Fires: Effects on Health, Weather

September 7, 2019

Aug. 28, 2019 — The Amazon rainforest fires that have been blazing out of control in Brazil for weeks could have far-reaching…

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Even a Little Exercise Means a Lot for Life Span

September 7, 2019

Exercise, even a little of it, can lengthen your life, a new study suggests. The Norwegian researchers also found that too much…

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Pediatrician tips: What should children eat at school to improve their mental abilities?

September 2, 2019

Some parents give their schoolchildren plenty of sugary drinks, thinking that sugar will help improve their mental abilities, but children do not…

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Treatment That Helped Rats May Help Paralyzed People to Walk Again

September 2, 2019

Researchers have conducted experiments where rats are trained to send signals from their brains on alternate pathways to paralyzed limbs. A new…

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13 Proven Health Benefits of Walnuts

August 23, 2019

To say that walnuts are a nutritious food is a bit of an understatement. Walnuts provide healthy fats, fiber, vitamins and minerals…

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Social media use may harm teens’ mental health by disrupting positive activities, study says

August 17, 2019

Social media use has been linked to depression, especially in teenage girls. But a new study argues that the issue may be…

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A woman lost her hands and legs to an infection from puppy kisses

August 6, 2019

Days after returning home from a Punta Cana vacation, Marie Trainer called out of work with a backache and nausea. Then her…

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Computer use in midlife may prevent cognitive decline

July 29, 2019

Researchers found that using a computer, playing games, and participating in social activities may reduce the risk of mild cognitive impairment. Our…

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What Is PANDAS Syndrome?

July 29, 2019

Strep throat is a normal part of childhood. Some kids get it again and again, and a simple round of antibiotics usually…

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How Team Sports Reduce Risk of Depression in Kids

July 25, 2019

The preteen and teenage years can be rough for a lot of kids. Their bodies are changing, their hormones are raging, and…

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Air Pollution Bad News for Your Blood Pressure

July 18, 2019

In yet another finding that shows air pollution is bad for more than just your lungs, a new study suggests long-term exposure…

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Infections, Especially UTIs, May Trigger Strokes

July 18, 2019

A urinary tract infection might be more than just a painful nuisance for some, with new research suggesting it could raise the risk…

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CDC: Polio-like Illness in Kids May Be On Its Way

July 18, 2019

The “season” for a polio-like illness that mainly strikes children is about to begin, so public health officials sent out an early…

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‘Targeted Hygiene’ Embraces Some Dirt and Germs

July 10, 2019

Somewhere between the Mom who obsessively wipes down every knob and toy her child might touch, and the Dad who thinks rolling…

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San Francisco First City to Ban E-Cigarette Sales

July 2, 2019

San Francisco is the first major U.S. city to ban the sale of electronic cigarettes. City supervisors passed the measure in a second…

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7-year-old girl paralyzed during vacation at summer camp

July 2, 2019

Seven-year-old Jena Ganal from Colorado was paralyzed after being bitten by a tick at a summer camp. According to Daily Mail, ten…

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24 Ways to Lose Weight Without Dieting

June 24, 2019

WebMD Tips Set a timer for 20 minutes and reinvent yourself as a slow eater. This is one of the top habits…

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Outdoor walking meetings boost your mental and physical health

June 24, 2019

By Douglas Hyde, CNN Go outside and get some fresh air! It’s something our parents told us to do as kids, and…

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It’s not just soda: Drinking too much fruit juice (or any sugary drink) linked to premature death risk

June 18, 2019

By Susan Scutti, CNN Many sugar-sweetened beverages have little to no nutritional value and lots of calories, and their harmful health effects have…

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These common health problems could be early signs of Parkinson’s

June 18, 2019

By Patrick Lewis and Alastair Noyce, The Conversation Do you move around a lot during your sleep? Or have you lost your…

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Light exposure during sleep linked to weight gain in women: study

June 13, 2019

Women who sleep with the television or a light on in the bedroom may be more likely to gain weight, according to…

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Low-dose aspirin linked to bleeding in the skull, new report says

June 10, 2019

By Dr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez and Sandee LaMotte, CNN Taking low-dose aspirin to prevent heart disease and stroke is associated with an increased…

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New breast cancer drug ups survival rates

June 10, 2019

A new form of drug drastically improves survival rates of younger women with the most common type of breast cancer, researchers said…

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We Eat, Drink, Breathe 70,000 Plastic Bits a Year

June 10, 2019

By Dennis Thompson HealthDay Reporter Extremely tiny bits of plastic: They’re in your food and drink, and even in the air around…

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Cancer and Sugar: Is There a Link?

May 21, 2019

By Linda Rath You might have heard that sugar causes cancer or makes it grow faster. In some ways, this makes sense. Every cell in…

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‘First’ 3D print of heart with human tissue, vessels unveiled

May 6, 2019

Scientists in Israel unveiled a 3D print of a heart with human tissue and vessels, calling it a first and a “major…

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