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Extra vitamin E may help protect against pneumonia: study

December 23, 2014

Recently, a new study has revealed that extra vitamin E may help protect against common type of Pneumonia in humans, as it showed promising results in protecting older mice from the disease. Microbiologists and nutrition researchers from Tufts University reported […]

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Nanoplug fits precisely into the ear canal – Almost invisible

December 23, 2014

Over the years, there has been continuous research on hearing aids. Wireless capabilities, algorithms, miniaturization and nano-technology have made it possible to create the world’s smallest hearing aid that is almost invisible. The Nanoplug is a revolutionary aid for people […]

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Hygiene practices should improve to control hepatitis E infection

December 23, 2014

Contamination Of Water And Food Persist and increases the number of death in India. Several patients are suffering from a rebound of the disease after getting cured from hepatitis E infection. Surujal, who died on Sunday, had tested positive for […]

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How sensor maker ​Qualtré could help both Parkinson’s patients and farmers

December 23, 2014

Qualtré Inc., a Marlborough-based maker of motion sensors, said last week that it raised $9 million in funding from two strategic partners, including Tokyo-based Alps Electric, along with current investors, Matrix Partners and Pilot House Ventures. Qualtré, which has raised […]

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Want smooth, white skin and larger muscles? Think tocotrienols

December 22, 2014

Research on cells is showing that this vitamin E family member works on both the genetic and protein levels to produce firmer, fairer skin and larger muscles. Their work is all at the cellular level – the smallest unit of […]

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South Korea suspends US poultry imports

December 22, 2014

South Korea has suspended imports of all U.S. poultry and poultry products because of an outbreak of bird flu at a chicken farm in the western state of Oregon. South Korea’s Agriculture Ministry said in a statement Sunday that the […]

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Dubai hospitals move towards paperless medical records

December 22, 2014

Dubai – Although Dubai hospitals are making progress in recording medical documents electronically, experts say more needs to be done to help Dubai achieve its goal of becoming a smart city. The results of the Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model […]

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Ibuprofen use could extend lifespan

December 22, 2014

An over-the-counter pain-relieving and fever-reducing drug could lead to a longer and healthier life for many species and possibly humans, too, according to a new study at Texas A&M University (TAMU) in the US. “We first used baker’s yeast, which […]

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Blood groups A, B, AB at higher diabetes risk than group O

December 22, 2014

People with blood groups A, B and AB are at a higher risk of type 2 diabetes than people with blood group O, demonstrates a new study. The study of more than 80,000 women has uncovered different risks of developing […]

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Why you should not blow your nose too hard

December 21, 2014

Blowing the nose when it’s blocked with mucus seems to be relieving when you’re down with cold. But does it actually help relieve symptoms? And, is it the right thing to do? Researchers say blowing the nose too hard could […]

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