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Portable Testing Device Can Detect Ebola At Once

Tech Times - 1 May 2016 04:32
Portable Testing Device Can Detect Ebola At Once A new portable device the size of a smartphone may be the lifesaver we've been waiting. Not only does it produce results at once, it is also highly accurate and may be designed for diagnosis of other diseases.
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Ozone Gas Treatment Used To Sterilize Medical Implants Can Save Money, Time An existing sterilization technique holds so much promise for surgeries performed with polymer medical devices. Not only can ozone gas save time, it may also save money.
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What Happens Inside Women's Brains During Pregnancy? There Is An Increase In Gray Matter Women undergo a lot of bodily changes during pregnancy but a recent study showed that neurological changes also occur. The gray matter of the brain regions increases in volume and helps in regulating certain responses re...
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Belgium Residents To Get Iodine Pills In Case Of Nuclear Incident Belgium is distributing iodine pills to its citizens to prepare them for any potential nuclear fallout. The Netherlands has followed suit, considering some of its people live near two aging Belgian nuclear plants.
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Could Redheads Hold The Secret To Youth? Scientists Find A Ginger Gene To Staying Young Researchers have found that the gene responsible for red hair also makes people appear younger than they truly are. Could redheads be holding the secret to eternal youth?
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Metabolism-Boosting Vitamin Also Found Effective At Stopping Organ Aging The regenerative capacity that organs have generally diminishes with age. In a study, researchers showed that an organ's ability to repair itself after injury can be maintained with a vitamin that protects against aging.
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Stressful Days Make Kids More Prone To Nightly Asthma Attacks Stressful days could increase the risk of nightly asthma attacks in children. Researchers found that kids who had a rough day are more likely to experience nocturnal asthma, missed school days and more visits to their do...
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You Don't Need To Fast Before A Cholesterol Test, New Guidelines Reveal A new guideline showed that people do not need to fast before heading for a cholesterol test. A team of international experts reported that there is no significant change in the blood test results of those people who fas...
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Craving For Junk Food? You're Likely Bored

Tech Times - 1 May 2016 16:00
Craving For Junk Food? You're Likely Bored People who are bored tend to crave unhealthy food such as sweets and chips, researchers have found. Why does being bored trigger cravings for junk food?
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Drinking Apple Juice, Other Fluids OK To Treat Vomiting, Mild Diarrhea In Kids When it comes to treating mild dehydration in children, it may be better to give in. A new study recommends a more patient-centered approach to it by letting children drink apple juice or their preferred drink.
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Newborn Babies To Be Tested For Alcohol Over Concerns That Mothers Drink During Pregnancy Newborn babies were tested for alcohol molecules over concerns that mothers are drinking alcoholic beverages during their pregnancy. The researchers initially tested some fecal samples and found significant traces of alc...
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Constant 'Retweeting' Can Interfere With Your Memory, Learning Constant retweeting or sharing information on social media networks can affect memory and learning process. Researchers have found that those who often repost information experience some form of cognitive overload.
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Don't Fall For Those Instagram Weight Loss Teas: Here's Why (Read: L-A-X-A-T-I-V-E-S) A lot of weight loss teas are really just laxatives. Some people say self-inflicted diarrhea cleanses the colon, while others assert that it's a serious health risk.
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Male Sex Hormone May Help Treat Diabetes

Tech Times - 1 May 2016 08:49
Male Sex Hormone May Help Treat Diabetes Male sex hormone testosterone may help treat diabetes, a new study has found. The findings may help pave the way for new treatments for type 2 diabetes.
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Dole Officials Aware Of Listeria Problem At Salad Plant: FDA Report An FDA report found that Dole Food Company officials knew about the listeria issues at their Ohio salad plant more than a year before the factory closed in January. The Department of Justice is also conducting its own in...
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Hairstyle Choice Could Be Reason Behind Balding

Tech Times - 1 May 2016 06:13
Hairstyle Choice Could Be Reason Behind Balding Balding in women could be driven, at least in part, by choice of hairstyle. Which styles are best - and worst - to prevent thinning hair?
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(Institute of Cancer Research) Men with aggressive prostate cancer that has stopped responding to conventional treatment could potentially benefit from a new class of cancer drug designed to overcome drug resistance, a n...
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(European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology (ESTRO)) A large study of testicular cancer patients has shown that radiation therapy is a better treatment than chemotherapy for patients with stage IIa disease (where one...
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(European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology (ESTRO)) Researchers have found that treating patients who have early stage non-small cell lung cancer with a type of radiotherapy called stereotactic body radiation therap...
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Research Shows The More Friends You Have, The Higher Your Tolerance For Pain Is A new study showed that having a large social network could increase tolerance for pain. Researchers found that having more friends could increase endorphin activity in the brain that serves as a pain killer.
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GSK Reformulates Mouthwash Into Antiseptic Gel To Prevent Infection In Newborn Babies Antiseptic chlorhexidine gel Umbipro from GlaxoSmithKline was endorsed by the European Medicines Agency for use against umbilical cord infection in newborns. The product developed from GSK's mouthwash is targeted to addr...
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Aerial Pesticide Spraying Linked To Autism

Tech Times - 1 May 2016 05:22
Aerial Pesticide Spraying Linked To Autism Autism in children may be driven, in part, by aerial spraying of pesticides. How serious is the problem?
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