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Migraine headaches linked to bad academic performance

Teens who suffer from migraine headaches are more likely to get lower grades, and less likely to graduate from high school, or attend college than
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[Health] Embryonic stem cells and reprogrammed skin cells are clearly distinguishable

Researchers at the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) have shown that there are certain molecular differences between embryonic stem cells and skin cells skin cells ...
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[Health] New instrument can detect explosives up to range of 100 meters

Scientists have developed a new explosives detector with incredible sensitivity and a range of up to 100 meters that could save lives and thwart the ...
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[Health] Locusts’ brains may provide clues to curing migraines, stroke

Queen''s University biologists have revealed that insight into the locust’s brain may offer a novel way to manipulate human brain to stave off diseases like ...
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[Health] Four pints of beer a week may mean higher hospitalisation risk

Men who drink four pints of beer a week are likely to spend more time in the hospital during their lifetime, says a new study. ...
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[Health] Hepatitis B virus mutations may help predict liver cancer risk

Scientists from Second Military Medical University in Shanghai have revealed that mutations in the DNA of hepatitis B virus (HBV) might help predict which patients ...
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[Health] Origin of very high-energy gamma rays pinpointed to giant black hole

Using a worldwide combination of diverse telescopes, astronomers have discovered that a giant galaxy’s bursts of very high energy gamma rays are coming from a ...
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[Health] Health disparities in indigenous people tied to cultural loss

The health disparities prevalent in indigenous people around the world are closely tied to cultural loss including, loss of language, globalisation and removal from the ...
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[Health] Mars had a wetter and warmer climate in the recent past

Findings by NASA’s Phoenix Mars mission indicates that the Red Planet had a wetter and warmer climate in the recent past, and could again in ...
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[Health] Middle-aged singletons ‘at higher dementia risk’

People who live alone in middle age face nearly double the risk of developing dementia in later life compared with married or cohabiting counterparts, according ...
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Embryonic stem cells and reprogrammed skin cells are clearly distinguishable

Researchers at the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) have shown that there are certain molecular differences between embryonic stem cells and skin cells skin cells

Migraine headaches linked to bad academic performance

Teens who suffer from migraine headaches are more likely to get lower grades, and less likely to graduate from high school, or attend college than

Four pints of beer a week may mean higher hospitalisation risk

Men who drink four pints of beer a week are likely to spend more time in the hospital during their lifetime, says a new study.

Locusts’ brains may provide clues to curing migraines, stroke

Queen''s University biologists have revealed that insight into the locust’s brain may offer a novel way to manipulate human brain to stave off diseases like

New instrument can detect explosives up to range of 100 meters

Scientists have developed a new explosives detector with incredible sensitivity and a range of up to 100 meters that could save lives and thwart the

Origin of very high-energy gamma rays pinpointed to giant black hole

Using a worldwide combination of diverse telescopes, astronomers have discovered that a giant galaxy’s bursts of very high energy gamma rays are coming from a

Hepatitis B virus mutations may help predict liver cancer risk

Scientists from Second Military Medical University in Shanghai have revealed that mutations in the DNA of hepatitis B virus (HBV) might help predict which patients

Health disparities in indigenous people tied to cultural loss

The health disparities prevalent in indigenous people around the world are closely tied to cultural loss including, loss of language, globalisation and removal from the

Link between cancer and human evolution revealed

A new study conducted by researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) suggests a link between cancer and human evolution. Writing about their work

Middle-aged singletons ‘at higher dementia risk’

People who live alone in middle age face nearly double the risk of developing dementia in later life compared with married or cohabiting counterparts, according
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