[ad_1] A new study found that the average person earns 17 pounds in a year after finding love. The main reason that people gained weight was to feel less in a hurry …
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[ad_1] A bipartisan bill aimed at stemming the country's paralyzing opioid epidemic would make US aid dependent on fentanyl-producing countries, such as China, co-operative in drug investigations. The law blocking deadly fentanyl …
Read More »A report on the WHO shows that alcohol is responsible for 3M deaths worldwide, mostly among men
[ad_1] A report on the WHO shows that alcohol is responsible for 3M deaths worldwide, mostly among men Sep 24, 2018 U.N. News: Alcohol abuse kills three million people a year, for …
Read More »The implant helps the paralyzed man to walk again
[ad_1] Five years after being paralyzed in a snowmobile accident, a man in the United States learned to walk again with an electric implant, which represents a potential advance for spinal cord …
Read More »Blood contamination survey is underway
[ad_1] A public inquiry into the tainted blood scandal that left at least 2,400 dead is the worst tragedy to hit the NHS, according to the victims. At the long-awaited hearing opening …
Read More »A paralyzed man walks with assistance after surgery
[ad_1] An American man who was paralyzed from the waist after a snowmobile accident five years ago is now able to get up and walk with help after an innovative surgery. The …
Read More »From the dog's hair to a fries … science reveals if your hangover REALLY heals the job
[ad_1] When it comes to curing a hangover, we all have our indispensable remedy. Some swear by coffee, others drink gallons of water while others simply can not cope with the day …
Read More »New treatment helps paralyzed woman walk again
[ad_1] "That only requires a little testing – and a little, I think a lot," she says. Thomas, 24, is one of three paralyzed patients who can now walk again thanks to …
Read More »Here is the plan to end malaria with mosquitoes published by Crispr
[ad_1] In 2003, scientists Imperial College London had a slightly eccentric idea. They wanted to deal with mosquitoes increasingly resistant to pesticides that killed half a million people a year by spreading …
Read More »Thanks to these protocols, donated organs rarely transmit diseases.
[ad_1] Last week, many news organizations reported that four people in Europe had developed breast cancer after receiving organ transplants from the same donor in 2007. Three died of the disease. The …
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