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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
The intestinal flora, a "black box" to explore
Tue Feb 2, 21:22 / comments: 0
Despite the presence of bacterial mass, the intestinal flora has long remained unknown, its physiological action and its role in certain diseases have been neglected. But today, scientists rectify the shortcomings of the past in many leading works on the microflora.
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.
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?
An hour of TV per day increases the risk of dying younger
Thu Jan 14, 11:18 / comments: 0
Each hour spent daily watching TV increases by 11% the risk of premature death and 18% of dying from cardiovascular accident, says a major study published Tuesday.
When the bathroom is a care
Tue Jan 12, 13:01 / comments: 0
Bathrooms have become iconic places in which we relax and spend pleasant moments. A few years ago, this place was just functional. Today, it grows, modernizes and transforms into a place of beauty and well-being for our delight.
Genetic variants accelerate biological aging
Mon Feb 8, 17:10 / comments: 0
Researchers have identified genetic variants associated with biological aging in humans, a discovery that could have implications for understanding diseases associated with aging.
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.
Saddlebags good for the heart
Wed Jan 27, 10:50 / comments: 0
The fat on the buttocks, hips and thighs have a beneficial effect on heart health, says a team of researchers at the University of Oxford.
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.
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.
Antidepressants useless for most patients
Thu Jan 7, 09:01 / comments: 0
Antidepressants are probably unnecessary for the vast majority of patients to whom they are prescribed, but their effectiveness is not in doubt however in very severe forms of depression. For mild or moderate disease, these drugs are not much better than placebo.
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.
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- Cuba offers free penis implants
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- Getting rid of anesthesia and scalpel with powerful ultrasound
- Black currant effective in removing dark circles under the eyes
- Antibiotics and risk of congenital malformations, a study
- Lack of vitamin D and increased risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke and death
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