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Location American Medical News for 8 June 2014
Sleep helps retain, boost memory. So let's all go back to Zzzz... A new study suggests that sleeping well retains and boosts memory in a person. Deep sleep is, in fact, essential for the formation of memory.
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Britain will have 500,000 centenarians by 2066 and its hospitals should be ready A new study shows that centenarians in the UK need better nursing homes and planned health services so they won't always have to be admitted to the hospital in the last weeks of their life. This could significantly lower...
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NaNose is a simple breath test device that can detect lung cancer A simple breath test device can detect lung cancer in a patient. The device can also describe the stage of cancer present in a patient.
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iWatch is real and may debut in October. Really?

Tech Times - 8 Jun 2014 12:37
iWatch is real and may debut in October. Really? Two sources are claiming that production for the iWatch is already planned, with an expected debut later this year. It will most likely be introduced alongside the iPhone 6.
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Periods of long fasting enhances immune system, promotes healthier aging Fasting for two to four days can help renew the body's ability to fight off diseases and infection. Study finds prolonged fasting regenerates the body's declining immune system caused by aging.
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A tiny molecule may help battle depression

EurekAlert! - 8 Jun 2014 06:00
(McGill University) Levels of a small molecule found only in humans and in other primates are lower in the brains of depressed individuals, according to researchers at McGill University and the Douglas Institute. This di...
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(Health Affairs) The June issue of Health Affairs features various approaches to cost savings in the US health care system, and several other articles that may be of interest to the global community.
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Longer telomeres linked to risk of brain cancer

EurekAlert! - 8 Jun 2014 06:00
(University of California - San Francisco) New genomic research led by UC San Francisco scientists reveals that two common gene variants that lead to longer telomeres, the caps on chromosome ends thought by many scientis...
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Quick getaway: How flies escape looming predators

EurekAlert! - 8 Jun 2014 06:00
(Howard Hughes Medical Institute) When a fruit fly detects an approaching predator, the fly can launch itself into the air and soar gracefully to safety in a fraction of a second. But there's not always time for that. So...
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A bit of exposure to allergens, germs make babies healthier: Study A new study suggests that dirty babies may be healthier. Exposure to allergens at an early age can reduce the chances of suffering from various allergies.
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Saturated fat not as bad as we thought after all, claims 'The Big Fat Surprise' Saturated fats could be part of a healthy diet, according to new research from a journalist. Her ideas are being supported by a growing number of researchers.
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Air pollution link discovered to autism, schizophrenia risks Second study in the last nine months making a connection between environmental pollution and autism, schizophrenia. Researchers claim to have uncovered a biological mechanism that explains how exposure to air pollution p...
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