Archive for May 2020

Eye drops could dissolve cataracts

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Eye drops could dissolve cataracts - Cataracts cloud the eyes of tens of millions of people worldwide and nearly 17.2% of Americans over 40 years now, the only treatment is surgery or scalpels cut -Lasers molecular grout that builds in the eye cataracts develop, and surgeons sometimes replace the...

Does contagious protein of Alzheimer's disease?

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Does contagious protein of Alzheimer's disease? - Since 1958, about 30 000 people worldwide, mostly children, were given hormone injections of human growth extracted from the pituitary gland of human corpses for treat their small size. The procedure was halted in 1985 when researchers found that...

deadly snakebites as other diseases in West Africa

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deadly snakebites as other diseases in West Africa - West Africa was under the media spotlight this year and rightly after almost 11 000 people died in the largest Ebola outbreak ever recorded. But although the disease flickers in and out of the public consciousness, a new study shows that another...

Sensors may soon give prosthetics a realistic sense of touch

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Sensors may soon give prosthetics a realistic sense of touch - prosthetic limbs can do wonders to restore lost function in some amputees, but one thing they can not do is to restore a precise sense of touch. Now, researchers report that one day in the not too distant, arms and legs may have an artificial...

West Nile virus even destroy birds across North America

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West Nile virus even destroy birds across North America - The West Nile virus (WNV), a pathogen transmitted by mosquitoes that can kill people and birds, is still rampant in North America, wiping out millions of birds each year across the continent, according to a new study. The...

What is a disease deserves?

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What is a disease deserves? - This is Zazzle summary. See the full text Username Enter your Sciencemag. org username. Password Enter the password that accompanies your username. you have forgotten your username or password? Log ...

Camel vaccine offers hope to stop MERS

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Wake-up call for some obscure but deadly infection

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Wake-up call for some obscure but deadly infection - It can kill almost as many people as measles probably close to 0 000 in 2015, but few have heard of him, even among doctors in areas where deaths occur. It can occur decades after infection and in many different ways: as an abscess; as a fulminant...

Cancer legacy

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Explode nanobubbles can kill cancer cells

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Explode nanobubbles can kill cancer cells - clusters of gold atoms can detect and kill cancer cells usually left behind after tumor removal surgery, according to a study of a new technical nanotechnology. For now, the approach has been tested in a mouse handle. But the researchers are designing a...

Q & A with Scott Halstead: Zika will reverse in '5 years max'

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Q & A with Scott Halstead: Zika will reverse in '5 years max' - In an interview published in 1999, The Lancet , Scott Halstead said his biggest regret was not winning the Nobel prize, his worst habit cried a lot, and his favorite ways to relax was "skiing, tennis and sex (not necessarily in...

Price No-strings NIH draw concern

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Brazilian president signs law legalizing cancer pill renegade

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Brazilian president signs law legalizing cancer pill renegade - In response to political pressure and popular demand for a drug against cancer largely untested party, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff signed into law today a measure that allows the compound to renegade phosphoethanolamine -Synthetic...
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