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Viagra has competition from new ED drug

September 23, 2014

Things are looking up for erectile dysfunction patients in the US, for the FDA has approved a new drug called Stendra which clinical studies have proven can work in just 15 minutes before sexual intercourse, giving it the upper hand […]

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Scientists find way for anticancer vaccines

September 22, 2014

A report published in The Journal of Experimental Medicine suggests that scientists have found a way to find the proverbial needle in the cancer antigen haystack. As cancer cells divide, they accumulate random mistakes (mutations). This process creates new versions […]

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No wearing lab coats in public places

September 22, 2014

Dubai – The Ministry of Health (MoH) has instructed all practitioners of medical professions not to wear laboratory coats outside the medical institutions and medical schools to avoid transmission of diseases to others at work places or schools. This was […]

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iPS tests show statins could treat dwarfism

September 22, 2014

Japan – Researchers at Kyoto University have used tests with induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells, to show that a widely-used drug could help in the treatment of people with dwarfism. A team led by Professor Noriyuki Tsumaki derived […]

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Why you should eat black seeds

September 22, 2014

Dubai – You may or may not have heard of black seed (nigella sativa), but it’s time you did. Available in grocery stores in town and known by names such as black caraway or black cumin, these ‘spice’ seeds are […]

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Taiwanese still ignorant about HIV, AIDS: group

September 22, 2014

TAIPEI – Taiwanese people’s ignorance of HIV and AIDS have not changed much over the past two decades, a local group said Monday, urging the public to educate themselves about the disease. Ignorance can lead to an unfriendly environment for […]

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To work better, break every 52 minutes

September 22, 2014

To maximize your productivity, you should probably be spending a lot more time not working. At least, that is, according to a study that finds we should take 17-minute breaks after every 52 minutes of work. The idea, the Muse […]

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Crouching Garnish, hidden superfood: The secret life of Kale

September 22, 2014

Few foods commonly available at the produce stand are as beneficial to your health as kale. And yet, sadly, it is more commonly found dressing up something not as healthy in a display case as a decoration than on someone’s […]

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Half fried eggs can cause illness: Study

September 21, 2014

Scientists have warned not to take half fried eggs in breakfast as these contain some lethal pathogens. They said half fried eggs may contain bacterial species such as Salmonella and clostridium Botulinum which cause food poisoning. According to Centers for […]

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Communicable diseases warning issued after floods in Philippines

September 21, 2014

The Philippines Department of Health (DOH) Saturday warned the public of the transmission of communicable diseases following the floods that inundated Manila and surrounding provinces. The DOH said that flooding “can potentially increase” the transmission of water-borne diseases like typhoid […]

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