Human body
The appendix is a useless excrescence. Is it?
Thu Dec 3, 12:22 / comments: 0
Appendix is useless. It has only disadvantages. It can become inflamed and infected - this is called the "appendicitis". Yet, over millions of years, it preserves the bacterial flora in our intestines.
Fighting the stress with knitting needles
Thu Dec 3, 11:58 / comments: 0
Do knitting to combat stress! This is the new idea of doctors who are discovering the virtues of needlework to combat stress and endure chronic pain.
The alcohol would help reduce cardiac risk in men
Sun Nov 29, 10:01 / comments: 0
Regular consumption of alcohol would reduce by about one third the risk of CHD (myocardial infarction, angina pectoris) in men, according to a Spanish study.
Let your kids get dirty
Wed Nov 25, 10:16 / comments: 0
Let your kids get dirty, they just activate their immune system, claim the scientists.
Considered in a coma, he was awake but paralyzed
Tue Nov 24, 13:18 / comments: 0
For 23 years doctors have thought he was in a coma. But, says the patient, he was awake, though unable to communicate because the body was totally paralyzed.
Cuba offers free penis implants
Mon Nov 23, 12:20 / comments: 0
Sexual impotence is not inevitable for the Cubans for whom the Viagra has no effect, since the communist government decided to offer free implants, according to local media.
A patch therapy against hay fever
Thu Nov 19, 11:40 / comments: 0
Team of Gabriela Senti at the University Hospital of Zurich, conducted a study on 37 adults sensitive to grass pollen with skin and nasal testing to provoke a hay fever reaction.
Lack of vitamin D and increased risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke and death
Mon Nov 16, 15:07 / comments: 0
Vitamin D deficiency is associated with a significantly increased risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke and death, according to a new observational study published Monday.
Black currant effective in removing dark circles under the eyes
Mon Nov 16, 12:33 / comments: 0
A team of Japanese researchers from the Hirosaki University found that black currant fruit are effective in removing dark circles under the eyes.
Two drinks per day: Woman's heart in danger
Mon Nov 16, 11:19 / comments: 0
Women having more than two drinks per day have increased risk of atrial fibrillation, a heart rhythm disorder, according to a study.
Antibiotics and risk of congenital malformations, a study
Sat Nov 14, 17:05 / comments: 0
Sulfonamide and nitrofurantoin antibiotics seem to be associated with an increased risk of several congenital malformations
Embryonic stem cells repair the brain of rats
Tue Nov 10, 02:20 / comments: 0
Transplantation of human embryonic stem cells could one day restore cognitive abilities impaired by radiotherapy, as suggested by experiments conducted on rats, according to studies published Monday in the United States.
Allergic to sperm: Hypersensitivity to plasma from seminal fluid
Thu Nov 5, 12:13 / comments: 0
A couple of newlyweds U.S. has discovered that they could perhaps not have children because the wife is allergic to her husband's sperm.
Osteoarthritis: Tai Chi is good for morale and knees
Tue Nov 3, 12:45 / comments: 0
Increased awareness of the body and own limitations, improved mobility of the knee are the virtues of Tai Chi
Doping: Anabolic steroids are toxic to the kidneys
Fri Oct 30, 13:03 / comments: 0
These performance-enhancing drugs are known to have various deleterious effects, but so far, their possible effects on the kidneys have not been studied.
Amphetamines can cause memory loss?
Mon Oct 26, 15:03 / comments: 0
Adolescents are particularly susceptible to the effects of amphetamine on cognitive function and these effects may persist well after stopping taking the drugs.
Gene therapy: Reducing congenital blindness
Sat Oct 24, 21:18 / comments: 0
Researchers have succeeded, through gene therapy to dramatically improve vision in children who suffer from Leber congenital amaurosis (LCA), a severe genetic disease that usually leads to blindness.
Sleep: advice for negotiating the transition to winter time
Sat Oct 24, 18:09 / comments: 0
A change that will allow everyone to "win" one hour of sleep, but which sometimes causes disruptions in daily life.
Musculoskeletal disorders and video games?
Thu Oct 22, 18:00 / comments: 0
The cause of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) may be multidirectional joysticks and other controllers which are used for too long.
No alcohol during pregnancy!
Wed Oct 21, 16:30 / comments: 0
The only prevention message clear and universal is the famous "zero alcohol during pregnancy"
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