Researchers have found a way to mass-produced synthetic blood

Existing production technology of artificial blood in the laboratory allow to make a limited number of erythrocytes (red blood cells) from stem cells. But British researchers have found a way around this limitation.

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Scientists: 2/3 of cancer cases occur randomly

Scientists at Johns Hopkins University found that nearly two thirds of cancer cases are caused by errors in the copying of DNA during cell division and do not depend on the lifestyle or heredity.

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5 quick and easy ways of pre-wedding examination and refreshment

 

One of the most important days of your life is your doubtful wedding. And naturally you want to look healthy and fit and beautiful on this day. But there is a bit of a surplus. Do not even think about how to reach this image in this limited time. With a few simple precautions, you can quickly see what you think.

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Cancers: is the fear of young people justified?

According to one study, 74% of 15-18 year-olds are concerned about cancer, about half of which is for themselves.

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Scientists have discovered what men used to go bald

In large-scale genetic study involved 11 thousand. Men with early hair loss and 12 thousand. Until you begin to lose hair

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Indian surgeons have reduced stomach 400-pound Egyptian

Indian doctors successfully operated on an Egyptian Eman Ahmad Ab El Ati, are considered one of the toughest women in the world. This publication reports Hindustan Times.

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Scientists named the champion on the content of pesticides among the products

American researchers from the educational organization Environmental Working Group (EWG) released a ranking of plant products, which are more susceptible to contamination of pesticides. 

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Scientists have explained, what is dangerous long sleep

Scientists: Long sleep leads to dementia: pixabay

American scientists have found that prolonged rest is not less harmful to the human body than the lack of sleep. After much research, they concluded that if you sleep more 9:00 in a row, the negative consequences are not long in coming.

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Operated, the "biggest woman in the world" has already lost 100 kg

Eman Ahmed Abd El Aty, considered the world's biggest woman, has already lost 100 kg as a result of surgery on 7 March in India. The one suffering from elephantiasis weighed 500 kg two days ago. The Egyptian who now manages to sit has been removed part of her stomach and is now fed oral fluids.

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Coffee acts against dementia, says study

Caffeine stimulates an enzyme that protects the brain from cognitive decline, reveal researchers at Indiana University.

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Add your age? Do not worry, getting old is also delicious

There are many benefits with age, ranging from the more discreet to the more rarely have the flu. Thinkstock

For many people, getting old had a connotation that is not too awkward: graying hair, wrinkled skin, which no longer physically strong, and memory decline.

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Oops, Starbucks Coffee Sugar Exceeds Health Rules

Each end of Starbucks released a special drink with different variants. Fickr

Coming to the end of the year is the time Starbucks red cup exit. Yes, towards the Christmas and New Year this coffee franchise usually issue a special flavor that only come out at this time.

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WHO equate sausage with cigarette

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International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), one research institute shelter that the World Health Organization (WHO) conducted an analysis of 800 studies from around the world, and found the evidence convincing in the human body that the consumption of processed meat causes colon cancer.

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Pig organs can be transplanted into the human body

With the new method of gene editing, pig organs can be transplanted into the human body at any one time, according to some scientists. (Getty)

In this study, Professor George Church and his team used a technique called CRISPR, to manipulate DNA in pig cells making it more 'fit' and can be transplanted into the human body.

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Chef Wear Gloves, No Guarantee Food Free Germs

Illustration kitchen. (InDesign/Pixabay)

When eating in the tavern or restaurant is not rare nowadays we encounter dross renderer officer wearing latex gloves. The goal usually is noble, to prevent food contamination germs through the hands of the presenter.

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Asthma medications can make short body

Experts warned that the use of steroids in infants should be careful.

Children who were given the drug asthma before the age of two years probably will not grow tall with optimal later in life, says a report.

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Nobel medicine for parasitic diseases

Red blood cells infected with malaria parasites Plasmodium sp. (science photo library)

Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine given to two breakthroughs in the work-related diseases caused by parasites.

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This man condemned raise the price of AIDS drugs Rp10 million per pill

CEO and founder of Turing Pharmaceutical, Martin Shkreli. Without feeling he raised the price of AIDS drugs Daraprim to Rp10,8 million per pill drug patents after buying it for US$ 55 million. (Twitter/Martin Shkreli)

AIDS drugs needed tens of millions of sufferers in order to survive. Unfortunately, a drug called Daraprim it's no longer worthwhile.

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Before Bald Because Kemo, Mother's Request In-Mohawk Hair

Jan Kalleher (Photo: Facebook)

South Carolina, this woman has actually been declared cured of cancer since 2001. Yet somehow some time ago called the cancer recurred. Knew her hair would fall out because of cancer treatment, he decided to do something different.

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Increased Mers case, South Korean Health Minister Criticized

Mers case in South Korea increased, and the mayor of Seoul criticized the health minister for failing to share information about the disease.

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