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A woman in coma gave birth to her baby
Sat Oct 10, 00:09 / comments: 0
A woman being in coma for 22 weeks gave birth to a healthy baby in a Bavarian clinic.
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.
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.
New survey on spray to delay ejaculation
Mon Oct 19, 00:11 / comments: 0
This product is designed for men suffering from premature ejaculation. Men with premature ejaculation problems have multiplied the time of intercourse by six with the PSD502 (Premature Ejaculation Spray).
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.
Joint inflammation: Fighting the "irritable hip"
Mon Oct 12, 15:03 / comments: 0
Experts suggest the Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) or the role of viruses. But it's known that there is a seasonal exacerbation in winter and spring.
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.
In fact, the G-spot does not exist
Mon Jan 4, 15:50 / comments: 0
This is not worth looking, ladies, if you do not find your G-spot, there is a good reason: it does not exist.
Female Sexual Dysfunction Creates More Issues Than You Realize
Fri Apr 23, 13:21 / comments: 0
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.
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.
The tick could become the best friend of man
Mon Dec 7, 14:48 / comments: 0
The parasite's saliva contains a substance that prevents blood clots.
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.
Getting rid of anesthesia and scalpel with powerful ultrasound
Fri Dec 4, 14:04 / comments: 0
New techniques can destroy tumors without anesthesia or scalpel with help of a device called ExAblate, developed by Israeli firm Insightec.
When the fear of blushing becomes a disease
Tue Oct 20, 21:01 / comments: 0
The ereuthophobia is the fear of blushing in public. Some people develop an obsession with red cheeks. They are called ereuthophobes.
A drug to boost female libido
Wed Dec 9, 11:02 / comments: 0
It has been tested with good results in thousands of women suffering from disorders of desire.
Nerves on edge
Tue Jan 12, 14:00 / comments: 0
Our body constantly feels changes in our environment. The sensations associated with it (heat, pain, body position in space) are perceived by the countless sensory receptors of our somatosensory system.
Twin, a specular reflection of two lives
Fri Oct 9, 21:01 / comments: 0
It is a unique human feature that transcends all others and often leaves us between fascination and puzzlement: the mystery of the bond between twins.
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.
Stuttering has genetic origin
Sat Feb 13, 10:07 / comments: 0
Biological or psychological? Genetic mutations play a role in stuttering, says the work of American geneticists published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Could this breakthrough lead to new treatments?
Babies learn bilingualism from the womb
Wed Feb 17, 14:18 / comments: 0
Babies living in a bilingual environment learn the difference between the two languages from the womb, according to a study published this week in the U.S. journal Psychological Science.
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