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How you can curb your sugar cravings

November 13, 2014

Experts from the fields of nutrition and fitness say there are ways of reducing sugar craving, reports femalefirst.co.uk Here’s what they have to say: 1. Denial is not the answer: Denying yourself sweet foods completely is likely to result in […]

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Beware! ‘Smart’ drugs like Modafinil can actually make you dumb

November 13, 2014

Kuala Lumpur – ‘Smart’ pills that students pop to boost their academic performance do not work for healthy people, says a new research. They may improve the creativity of only those who are not naturally gifted, the findings suggested. The […]

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Restoring vision with artificial retina: possibility?

November 13, 2014

Retinal degeneration and consequent loss of eyesight is a life-altering health issue for most people, especially as they age. But a new development toward a prosthetic retina could help counter conditions that result from problems with this crucial part of […]

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Can robots end Ebola?

November 12, 2014

Researchers are looking at the ways on how robots could be sent to join the fight against Ebola, it has been reported. White House Office of Science and Technology Policy encouraged UC Berkeley engineering professor, Ken Goldberg, and researchers in […]

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Japanese scientists develop new test method for Alzheimer’s

November 12, 2014

Two groups of Japanese scientists have developed a method to detect Alzheimer’s disease in its early stages. The joint project was carried out by scientists at the National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology and an institute led by the Nobel […]

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Brain fog – What causes it and how to increase your cognitive performance

November 12, 2014

Whether it was caused by lack of sleep, a hangover, or an illness, a brain that refuses to fire on all cylinders can be very annoying. True brain fog is more that an aggravation – it’s debilitating and frightening. You […]

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Medical care goes mobile in China

November 12, 2014

With functions such as monitoring sleep quality, exercise calculations and body-index tracking, mobile medical care equipment like smart bracelets are fast-gaining popularity in China. More than 2,000 smart phone applications, which match up with mobile medical care equipment, have been […]

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Rare form of malaria spreading in Sabah, Sarawak

November 12, 2014

A rare and sometimes lethal form of malaria usually found only in monkeys is becoming so common in Malaysia that it accounts for most malaria hospitalizations there, scientists have found. In Sabah and Sarawak , a parasite called Plasmodium knowlesi […]

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Cow’s milk can deliver AIDS drug to infants

November 12, 2014

A novel method of altering a protein in cow’s milk to bind with an antiretroviral drug promises to greatly improve treatment for infants and young children suffering from HIV/AIDS, according to a new study. One of the most commonly prescribed […]

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Bedside lamp promises to clean the air around you, give you better skin as you sleep

November 11, 2014

TOKYO — Electronics maker Sharp has announced their latest product – this bedside lamp that emits what they call “plasmacluster ions.” No, they are unfortunately not going to be the baby blue and pink beads you see drifting into the […]

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