Archive for October 2019

a computer could predict the next pandemic?

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a computer could predict the next pandemic? - The use of a computer to predict an epidemic of infectious disease before it starts may seem a bit of Philip K. Dick's science fiction, but scientists are approaching. In a new study, the researchers used machine learning and computer education to recognize...

Making contact

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weight problem of liver

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drug antibody to stir hope and Alzheimer doubts

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drug antibody to stir hope and Alzheimer doubts - The development of drugs for Alzheimer's disease is a cemetery for clinical trials, with over 0 failures over the past 20 years. The handful of approved treatments provide only a modest and temporary relief to symptoms such as memory loss; no stopping...

Melatonin may help treat multiple sclerosis

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Melatonin may help treat multiple sclerosis - insomniacs and world travelers use both melatonin a hormone that regulates the body's internal clock to help them fall asleep and get some extra shuteye. Now, a new study shows that the "sleep hormone" may also provide relief to patients with multiple...

Designer antibodies can rid the body of the AIDS virus

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Designer antibodies can rid the body of the AIDS virus - Anti-HIV drugs have prolonged millions of lives, but they have not eliminated the virus from person. Indeed, HIV integrates its genetic material in the chromosomes of certain white blood cells, helping him to escape the attention of the immune...

How agriculture has changed the European

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How agriculture has changed the European - genome When the first farmers plowed the Middle East in Europe 8500 years ago, they brought with them more than one style life, they also set in motion changes in genes that have changed the way Europeans looked digested food, and adapted to the disease....

Your poor diet could hurt the bowels of your grandchildren

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Your poor diet could hurt the bowels of your grandchildren - Here's another reason to eat your vegetables. Trillions of microbes in the large intestine known as the human microbiome-dependent fiber prosper and give us energy. As the consumption of fibers decreases, so, too, is the range of bacteria...

Zika virus: Answers to Your Questions

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Zika virus: Answers to Your Questions - Where the Zika virus come from First isolated in 1947 and first described in an article? 1952 Zika has long been known to occur in Africa and South Asia, but until there ten years, less than 15 cases have been described in the scientific literature. In...

Microbes in the gut right help children grow

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Why high "good" cholesterol may be bad news

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Why high "good" cholesterol may be bad news - The 67-year-old woman had sky-high high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol to form long considered as protective against heart disease, yet his arteries were lined plate. His paradoxical cases helped motivate a team of scientists to show how high HDL...

Local immunity goes

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