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Cinnamon Could Help in Treating Resistant Bacterial Infections
A team of scientists from the Swinburne University of Technology in Australia finds that cinnamon may help in treating resistant bacterial infections breaking up their biofilms — sticky layers that are usually responsible for persistent infections that cannot be...
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Fruit and Vegetables May Cut the Risk of Severe Symptoms of Asthma
According to a new study, performed by the French scientists, people who eat a lot of fruit and vegetables have up to 30% less risk to experience the severe symptoms of asthma. For their research, a team of scientists studied approximately 35,000 people comparing...
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These 15 Foods Are the Best to Boost the Immune System
A human immune system consists of various cells, tissues, and proteins. In the system, they carry out the processes in our body that fight with pathogens — viruses, bacteria, and foreign bodies. When a pathogen comes into contact with the immune system, the latter...
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Air Pollution Might Increase the Risk of Developing Diabetes
A new study from the US suggests that poor air quality and diabetes are closely connected. Researchers from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis in collaboration with the Veterans Affairs St. Louis Health Care System in Missouri performed the study....
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Sleep Apnea Connected to the Higher Risk of Dementia
A recent research, published in the European Respiratory Journal, finds that sleep apnea, a common disorder that interferes with the breathing while sleeping, is connected to the changes in brain structure similar to changes seen in early dementia. For the study, 83...
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Study: a Handful of Nuts Every Day Increases Sperm Production by 16%
A new Spanish study that eating a handful of nuts, such as almonds, hazelnuts, and walnuts, improves the sperm count by 16%. Also, nuts boost sperm movements by 6%, its survival by 4% and shape by 1% that are all related to male fertility. For the study, a team of...
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Scientist Created a “Supramolecule” Able to Defeat Cancer
Cancer has a double-edged strategy to get past the macrophages, the largest immune cells in the body. However, the scientists from the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, US, might have found a way to outwit cancer cells. A team of researchers developed a...
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Scientists Explained How a Compound in Red Wine Prevents Cancer
A new study from Brazil demonstrates how resveratrol, the chemical compound in grapes and red wine, may have anticancer properties and prevent cancer, especially breast cancer. A team of researchers carried out immunofluorescence colocalization assays to test the...
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Narcissistic Teens May Perform Better at School, a Study Says
According to the findings of a new study from Queen’s University Belfast, narcissistic teens may show better results at school. For the study, a lead researcher Kostas Papageorgiou and his colleagues recruited 340 teenage students from different high schools in Milan,...
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