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The female brain is more active than male

Sat Nov 20, 10:24 / comments: 0
Women are constantly concerned about multiple tasks and must handle more things than men
Canadian researcher Adrianna Mendrek has come to the conclusion that the female brain is more active than men.
 

Female Sexual Dysfunction Creates More Issues Than You Realize

Fri Apr 23, 13:21 / comments: 0
Forty three percent of women between the ages of eighteen and fifty nine experience some type of FSD
Taking sex out of your fantasies or feeling guilty about when and how you should have sex inhibits the natural flow of sexual hormones, which have a positive impact on all body functions.
 

Find time to practice physical exercise

Mon Apr  4, 10:44 / comments: 0
There are several ways you can include physical exercise in your daily life
For most people to find time to practice physical exercise it's a very hard task. But in fact only 30 minutes of daily physical activity is more than enough for you to get fit.
 

An ultra-resistant to antibiotics bacteria threatens to spread

Sat Aug 14, 18:13 / comments: 0
The NDM-1 resistant to virtually all types of antibiotics, including carbapenems
British doctors have discovered a bacterium resistant to almost all antibiotics in patients who have medical tourism in South Asia. This discovery has potential of a global spread.
 

A patient with anemia cured by gene therapy

Fri Sep 17, 11:22 / comments: 0
Beta-thalassemia is responsible for a deformation of red blood cells, causing their early destruction
For the first time, a man was treated for a common disease, beta-thalassemia by gene transfer. Beta-thalassemia is responsible for a deformation of red blood cells, causing their early destruction.
 

Retinitis pigmentosa: A protein for good eyesight found

Sat Jun 26, 15:01 / comments: 0
Retinitis pigmentosa can cause a gradual decline in vision and be completed by blindness
Researchers have identified a protein able to activate the photoreceptors, the neurons responsible for daytime vision, damaged by retinitis pigmentosa.
 

The "gastric pacemaker": New weapon against obesity

Sat Apr  2, 11:02 / comments: 0
With gastric pacemaker the patient will stop eating earlier than usual, thus eating less
Implanted in the lining of the stomach, it can help lose weight by reducing hunger. This tool has just been approved in Europe.
 

Artificial skin with a bright future

Wed Apr  7, 19:13 / comments: 0
Scientists have succeeded in creating an artificial skin in the laboratory similar to human skin
A major change is about to occur in skin grafts: Australian scientists appear to have succeeded in reproducing an artificial skin similar to human skin, and living with a natural thickness.
 

Regenerative medicine: Printing the organs

Mon Feb 21, 18:03 / comments: 0
One of the great things is printing in three dimensions to reproduce exactly the shape of the original and the biological properties
The bio-organic printing advances and represents a promising potential for regenerative medicine, especially for treating burns or replace cartilage, according to researchers.
 

Italy launches plan to fight against childhood obesity

Fri Mar 12, 15:18 / comments: 0
Italy against childhood obesity
Some 50,000 students from 2,600 primary schools in Italy will benefit from a pilot scheme to fight against obesity to improve nutrition and promote their sport, said Friday the Italian Ministry of Health.
 

E.coli: Undercooked meat is the main source

Fri Jun 17, 13:12 / comments: 0
Escherichia coli bacteria, which belong to the family Enterobacteriaceae, are part of the normal intestinal flora of warm-blooded animals and particularly of man
GRAPHICS - The consumption of undercooked beef is the main mode of transmission of infection with E. coli
 

Getting bioartificial lungs

Mon Jul  5, 12:24 / comments: 0
Researches in tissue engineering have a particularly crucial issue in pulmonology
Although exciting, the preliminary work probably still require years or even decades of research to result in bioartificial lungs that could be implanted in humans.
 

The first permanent artificial heart implanted

Mon Oct  4, 20:07 / comments: 0
This time, the Romans preferred cardiologists implant a permanent artificial heart
So far, this type of intervention had been performed only on adults. The peculiarity of the intervention is the minimally invasive device and methods that reduces risk of infection.
 

Embryonic stem cells: first clinical trials

Fri Nov 26, 15:44 / comments: 0
Human embryos at various early stages of development
Two trials of cell therapies in humans, one of which began in mid-October, were allowed in the United States. Objective: To demonstrate the safety of these treatments.
 

Doping: The growth hormone effective in sprinters

Sat May  8, 14:22 / comments: 0
Growth hormone can improve the performance of sprinters by 4 to 5%, or four tenths on a race of ten seconds
A study demonstrated for the first time that growth hormone can improve the performance of sprinters by 4 to 5%, or four tenths on a race of ten seconds. This work was funded by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
 

Brazil: 59 million condoms will be distributed during carnival

Sun Feb  7, 15:18 / comments: 0
630,000 is an approximate number of people infected by AIDS in Brazil
The Brazilian authorities will distribute 59 million free condoms during Carnival, as part of a campaign against AIDS targeting young women and homosexuals, the main victims of the pandemic.
 

A Chinese baby born with two heads

Wed May 11, 11:01 / comments: 0
The little girl, or twins merged, would have two heads, two vertebral columns and two esophagi
Should we speak of a single child or two? This delicate question arises concerning the two-headed girl born Thursday in the Chinese province of Sichuan (southwest).
 

Hope for Fragile X syndrome

Thu Jan  6, 12:21 / comments: 0
The fragile X syndrome is characterized mainly by mental retardation, which may be associated with behavioral disorders: attention deficit, movements and repeated phrases, autistic behaviors, aggression etc.
It is a glimmer of hope in the fragile X syndrome, the most common cause of inherited mental retardation. A portion of patients respond to a new drug.
 

On the trail of a cure to erase bad memories

Thu Jun 10, 18:14 / comments: 0
The war veterans might be interested in discovering the action of BDNF, a molecule erasing traumatic memories
Insomnia, the hallucinations, irritability and even depression are possible symptoms of what doctors call "Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.". Researchers have discovered the ability of a protein to remove post-traumatic stress.
 

Lung Cancer: A successful transplantation of an artificial bronchus

Thu Mar  3, 10:07 / comments: 0
If the tumor is located in the periphery of the lung, only a portion of the lung is removed. But if the tumor is more central, complete removal may be necessary
The team of Professor Emmanuel Martinod successfully transplanted artificial bronchus in a78 year patient with cancer, saving him the complete removal of the lung.
 
 
 

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