Archive: 10/07/2015

Cyclical changes in cell membranes could have a significant impact on health and disease

Life is subject to natural rhythms, such as the light and dark cycle or seasonal variation in temperature. A recent study by researchers at the Vetmeduni Vienna, shows that the composition of human cell membranes varies depending ...

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Gene therapy clinical trial underway for children's motor neuron disease

It's an unacknowledged law of nature that whatever the texture of a girl's hair, she wants the opposite.

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The role of the microbiota in preventing allergies

The human body is inhabited by billions of symbiotic bacteria, carrying a diversity that is unique to each individual. The microbiota is involved in many mechanisms, including digestion, vitamin synthesis and host defense. ...

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Organic food and malformations in the urinary tract (hypospadias) in newborn boys

Women who ate organically produced food during pregnancy had halved likelihood of giving birth to a boy with hypospadias compared to women who never or seldom did so.

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Majority of Poles want legal medical marijuana: survey

Nearly 70 percent of Poles favour the legalisation of medical marijuana, according to the first survey of its kind in the central European country published Friday.

Jul 10, 2015

Study suggests young people with celiac disease may be eating too much processed gluten-free food

Children and teens who have celiac disease and are treating it with a gluten-free diet are courting extra problems if much of the gluten-free food they're eating is processed.

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Busting the myths about type 2 diabetes

When it comes to misunderstood medical conditions in Australia, type 2 diabetes is hard to beat.

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Using garlic to combat antimicrobial resistant urinary tract infections

Garlic extract may be an effective weapon against multi-drug resistant strains of pathogenic bacteria associated with urinary tract infections (UTI), according to a recent study published in the Pertanika Journal of Tropical ...

Jul 10, 2015

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Research to unlock study doping facts

Is the use of so-called 'study drugs' among tertiary students as common as depicted, or is it a subject of exaggeration?

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Research investigates how infants learn to become wary of heights

Wide eyes, clammy palms, racing heart—fear. It's a common physiological reaction to heights in children and adults. Infants don't typically show it until they reach 7 to 9 months old.

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