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Location American Medical News for 28 April 2018
Doctors Excluded Donor's Testicles From Johns Hopkins Penis And Scrotum Transplant Because They Can Produce Donor's Genetic Offspring Testicles would continue to produce sperm which contains a transplant donor's DNA. Hence, doctors who performed the first penis and scrotum transplant decided not to give the deceased donor's testicles to the patient inv...
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Personalized Music Can Activate Brain Of Dementia Patients Researchers investigated how listening to music affects dementia patients. They found that personalized music can serve as alternative route to communicate with patients who are suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
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Vaccines Don't Cause Autism In Dogs: Veterinarians Respond To New Anti-Vaxx Fears Can dogs really develop autism symptoms because of vaccines? A British morning talk show received backlash over allegedly pushing anti-vaxx and canine autism conversation.
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Different Ways Of Preparing Garlic Yield Different Sulfur Compounds Linked To Health Benefits Of Spice Different ways of preparing garlic yield different sulfur compounds that alter gaseous signaling molecules that can influence inflammation, cardiovascular system, and neurological function. Is there a right or wrong way ...
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Golden Bear Jack Nicklaus Undergoes Experimental Stem Cell Treatment Retired professional golfer Jack Nicklaus, nicknamed The Golden Bear, underwent a stem cell treatment for his back pain in February 2016 and scheduled another round of similar procedure for his shoulder on Saturday.
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University Library Has 'Cry Closet' For Stressed Out Students The University of Utah has a 'cry closet' for students who might want to let all the stress out. Some find the closet detrimental to growth, but there are actual physical benefits to crying.
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(Northwestern University) It may seem intuitive that golfers with knee osteoarthritis should stay off their feet and ride in a golf cart. But new research from the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab and Northwestern Medicine has fo...
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Ringing No More? New Treatment May Significantly Reduce Tinnitus Symptoms One in 10 adults live with tinnitus. Though people experience the condition in varying degrees, those with severe tinnitus may struggle with sleep, work, and hearing.
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Early Detection Of Breast Cancer Could Possibly Be Determined By Exhaling Breath And Urine Analysis, Study Says A new study suggests that nose gas sensors could detect breast cancer by collecting breath and urine samples. Research proved that the method's ability to determine the cancer cells are accurate.
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