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Fraunhofer researchers looking into solution formicrobial infections of the cornea

March 2, 2018

Researchers at Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research IAP is looking into treatments of microbial infections of the cornea. Microbial infections of the cornea can have serious consequences, including blindness in the worst case. The treatment of keratitis, a condition […]

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Teen sexting more common than previously thought

March 2, 2018

At least one in four teens are receiving sexually explicit texts and emails, and at least one in seven are sending sexts, a new study suggests. Sexting can be a healthy way for young people to explore sexuality and intimacy […]

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It’s confirmed: working hard in high school secures you a better future

March 2, 2018

High school students with solid reading and writing skills and who are responsible may be more likely to succeed in college and go on to secure a high-paying, prestigious job than their classmates who slack off, a new study confirms. […]

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Many women with breast cancer fear radiation – study

February 28, 2018

Women with breast cancer are often afraid of getting radiation, but a new study of women who’ve had this treatment suggests their experiences with it were much better than they expected. Researchers surveyed 327 breast cancer patients treated from 2012 […]

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Aerobic exercise slows cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s disease

February 28, 2018

Cardiovascular exercise training may help slow the decline in brain function among Alzheimer’s patients, researchers say. Researchers assessed data from 19 studies conducted between 2002 and 2015 that examined the effects of exercise on cognitive ability in 1,145 people at […]

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Many mothers unaware about child burn risk, treatment

February 28, 2018

Many mothers of young children lack knowledge on the biggest burn risks to their little ones and even what age group is most likely to get burned, Australian researchers say. The study team surveyed almost 500 mothers of young kids […]

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Eat healthy for a better environment

February 26, 2018

Experts advise people who want to reduce their carbon footprint to switch to better diets consisting of more plants than meat. Scientists say that food production including growing crops, raising livestock, fishing, and transporting all that food to our plates […]

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Stand more in the office, not sit, to lose weight – study

February 26, 2018

Doing desk work in a standing instead of sitting position can help you to lose weight, according to a new US study. Published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, the study found that when standing a person burns 0.15 more […]

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Carbs, sugar no link to PMS

February 23, 2018

The amount of foods containing sugars or other carbohydrates that a woman eats is not linked to the likelihood that she will start experiencing premenstrual syndrome (PMS), researchers say. “While there are dietary recommendations to alleviate symptoms, such as increasing […]

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Recreational soccer is medicine, researchers find

February 23, 2018

People who play recreational soccer have lower cholesterol, blood pressure and resting heart rates as well as less fat mass compared to inactive people,, a research review suggests. Compared to some other forms of exercise, including running and Zumba, soccer […]

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