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Are some people immune to Ebola?

October 19, 2014

Experts say Ebola might be quietly inoculating a significant portion of the population—people who are exposed to the virus but never succumb to it or show symptoms of infection. If those individuals have acquired an immunity to Ebola, the strategies […]

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Fatty foods may harm men more than women

October 18, 2014

Women who love fatty foods can take solace from a study that suggests gorging on high-fat meals may make men more vulnerable to diseases than women. Male and female brains respond in remarkably different ways to high-fat meals, the findings […]

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It actually helps to shut up once in a while

October 16, 2014

The next time you say ‘Shh!’ to someone you may be doing them a world of good. Being quiet seems to be the new stress buster, with several trends popping up across the globe, all revolving around silence. For one, […]

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Sleep ‘cleans’ the brain of toxins

October 16, 2014

Study shows brain cells shrink during sleep to open up gaps between neurons, allow fluid to wash brain clean. radio A research study in United States has shown that the brain uses sleep to wash away the waste toxins built […]

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Southeast Asia’s health app explosion

October 15, 2014

Millions of Southeast Asians today lack access to affordable, quality healthcare. As connected devices become increasingly ubiquitous in the region, however, many companies and NGOs are developing innovative eHealth apps to address the problem. Southeast Asia’s healthcare systems today face […]

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Stem cells from human embryos prove safe, improve vision: Study

October 15, 2014

The longest-running trial of stem cells derived from a human embryo found that the cells caused patients none of the problems scientists feared, such as forming tumours, and reversed partial blindness in about half the eyes receiving transplants, researchers reported […]

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Symptoms of kidney disease

October 15, 2014
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Kidney disease which was once more common in people aged 65 and above is currently attacking young people. Most individuals are unaware that kidney disease is a silent killer as it show no symptoms until the condition becomes grave. It […]

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Substance in broccoli improves autism symptoms: Study

October 14, 2014

A dose of a chemical found in broccoli and other vegetables may improve the behavioural and social symptoms of autism in young men, according to a new small study. But people would have to eat a possibly unrealistic amount of […]

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Regular fruit juice drinking could lead to high BP

October 14, 2014

With high amounts of sugar with negligible fibre, a daily glass of fruit juice could lead to high blood pressure and cardio-vascular disease, the researchers explained.A glass of fruit juice a day may not be as ‘healthy’ as previously thought […]

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Want to turn bad fat to good? This could help

October 12, 2014

Strapping on an ice-pack to a flabby area for 30 minutes may be key to burning body fat, suggests a new study. Exposure to cold temperatures may prompt unhealthy white fat in the thighs and belly to turn into brown […]

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