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Embryonic stem cells: first clinical trials
Fri Nov 26, 15:44 / comments: 0
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.
The "standing offices"
Thu Sep 8, 09:08 / comments: 0
The classic work stations, where one is positioned sitting in front of the screen, may be soon forgotten. The Wall Street Journal, Silicon Valley is enthusiastic about the "standing offices."
Contaminated vegetables: Origin of the deadly bacteria still unknown
Mon May 30, 13:07 / comments: 0
The German authorities said Sunday that the source of the contamination of vegetables by bacteria causing at least two and ten deaths has still not been identified.
Copper to combat infections in hospital
Sat Apr 9, 13:11 / comments: 0
The use of this metal with antimicrobial properties in the faucets, door handles and other furniture, could limit the infections.
Proper use iodine tablets
Sat Mar 19, 10:11 / comments: 0
On the west coast of USA pharmacies selling stable iodine are under attack by individuals.
Alcohol can damage sperm
Thu Oct 28, 14:08 / comments: 0
The decrease in sperm production seen in men, in Europe and the United States in recent decades could be due, at least in part, to exposure to alcohol in utero. Boys whose mothers drank during pregnancy may be less fertile.
Cohabitation reduces stress
Tue Sep 21, 11:21 / comments: 0
Unmarried men and women, had higher cortisol levels than married ones. Singles are more sensitive to psychological stress, according to a U.S. study.
More strokes in winter?
Wed Aug 25, 09:24 / comments: 0
A link between lower temperatures and myocardial infarction has been highlighted by British researchers.
A blood test to know the sex of your child
Wed Sep 7, 12:03 / comments: 0
Test using fetal cells in maternal blood collected after seven weeks of pregnancy is safe and effective to determine the sex of the fetus.
Communicating through the nasal breathing
Mon Aug 2, 15:02 / comments: 0
A new system developed in Israel allows quadriplegics and victims of the syndrome of confinement to communicate through their nasal breathing.
Passive smoking kills over 600,000 people each year worldwide
Mon Nov 29, 08:12 / comments: 0
Passive smoking causes more than 600,000 deaths each year worldwide, including 165,000 children, according to estimates released Friday by the British medical journal The Lancet.
Thelin: Withdrawal from sale
Fri Dec 10, 21:07 / comments: 0
The U.S. pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced Friday the withdrawal of its drug Thelin, against a relatively rare disease, pulmonary arterial hypertension, in markets where it is allowed, Europe, Australia and Canada.
Bacteria killer: The trail of bean sprouts
Mon Jun 6, 10:12 / comments: 0
Mung bean sprouts could be the cause of the epidemic caused by the E-coli, which has already caused 23 deaths including 22 in Europe in Germany.
The worrisome antibiotic resistance
Tue Sep 14, 09:17 / comments: 0
Resistant microbes and lack of new drugs are main worries to researchers met in Boston to discuss a major health crisis.
Usage of Zithromax: A Powerful Antibiotic
Mon Jan 30, 12:42 / comments: 0
There are many, various types of antibiotics available. Each exerting distinct kinds of result specially affects the micro organism.
E.Coli: Egyptian sprouts seeds prohibited
Wed Jul 6, 12:01 / comments: 0
The European Union agreed Tuesday to temporarily ban the import of fenugreek seeds.
One bed - one habbit
Tue Jan 10, 15:08 / comments: 0
Stable couples, both heterosexual and homosexual, tend to catch the bad habits either smoking, unhealthy diets and lack of exercise.
Bisphenol A: new danger again?
Tue Nov 2, 14:05 / comments: 0
This compound found in food and beverage containers diminishes sperm, according to a U.S. study. Other studies also suggest that it can penetrate the skin.
Be Beneficial by First Aid Training and Courses
Sat Dec 31, 10:44 / comments: 0
First Aid education has constantly been one of the most missed one of its forms. The demand for first aid education for the intact world has seldom realized its contribution due to its importance.
EU bans baby bottles containing bisphenol A
Mon Nov 29, 09:17 / comments: 0
The EU countries have decided on Thursday to ban from next spring production and marketing of baby bottles containing bisphenol A, a controversial chemical used in plastics manufacturing food, announced the European Commission.
Top rated - Social Health
- The worrisome antibiotic resistance
- Cohabitation reduces stress
- Communicating through the nasal breathing
- More strokes in winter?
- Alcohol can damage sperm
- Bisphenol A: new danger again?
- Embryonic stem cells: first clinical trials
- EU bans baby bottles containing bisphenol A
- Passive smoking kills over 600,000 people each year worldwide
- Thelin: Withdrawal from sale
