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Champagne Boosts Memory

May 6, 2013

Three glasses of champagne were found to improve memory, say researchers. Scientists are convinced that a regular tipple of champagne can help prevent brain disorders such as dementia and Alzheimer?s disease, Daily Mail reported. The study at Reading University, Berkshire, […]

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Cigarettes are Gateway to Marijuana: Study

May 6, 2013

According to a recent study cigarettes are a gateway drug to marijuana. “Contrary to what we would expect, we also found that students who smoked both tobacco and marijuana were more likely to smoke more tobacco than those who smoked […]

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Treatment for Cancer may be Effective Against Heart Disease

May 6, 2013

Peptide receptor radionuclide therapy, an established therapy for cancer patients could help reduce levels on inflammation in those suffering from atherosclerotic plaque. “Our results should act as a stimulus for further exploration of radionuclide based interventions in atherosclerosis. Ultimately such […]

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Even ‘happy’ stress can cause hair loss

May 3, 2013

SINGAPORE – If you experiencing hair loss, here’s one way to solve the problem: Keep calm at all times. Intense periods of stress can lead to hair fall, according to trichologists, who say that there has been a surge in […]

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Scientists Discover Ebola’s Secret Weapon

May 3, 2013

The mechanism behind one of the Ebola virus’ most dangerous attributes has been identified by scientists. University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston scientists determined that Ebola short-circuits the immune system using proteins that work together to shut down cellular […]

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Secret to longer life may be in the brain

May 2, 2013

Scientists said they had found a brain region that controls physical ageing, opening the possibility of one day being able to manipulate it to effect how people grow old. The research, published in the journal Nature, implicates the hypothalamus — […]

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Troubling Levels of Toxic Metals Found in Lipstick, Say Researchers

May 2, 2013

Lipsticks and lip glosses found in department stores contain lead, cadmium, chromium, aluminium and five other metals that could increase potential health concerns, say researchers. Their findings will be published online Thursday, May 2, in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives. […]

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Breast milk protein may reverse antibiotic resistance

May 2, 2013

A protein in breast milk may help reverse antibiotic resistance and offer a new path against superbugs that cause pneumonia and staph infections, US researchers reported. The findings in the journal PLoS ONE are based on lab experiments using petri […]

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Study Finds That Probiotics Reduces Hepatic Encephalopathy

May 1, 2013

According to a new study, probiotics could emerge as a treatment plan to manage hepatic encephalopathy (HE) therapy. The study that was announced at the International Liver Congress™ 2013 found they significantly reduced development of the notoriously difficult-to-treat disease. The […]

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Drink Gets Twice as Warm in Humid Weather Than in Dry Heat

May 1, 2013

A new study conducted by climate researchers at University of Washington suggests that a drink gets warmed up twice as quickly in humid weather compared to in dry heat. Because in sultry weather condensation on the outside of a canned […]

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