Gork patients brain still have a slight consciousness

The United Kingdom and Belgium a new study found that some gork patients brain still have a slight consciousness, even researchers can communicate with one of them.

The results of this study will greatly facilitate the diagnosis and care of gork patients.

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Feb 7th, 2010 | Filed under health news

Mosquito has the gene which can identify human odor

Yale University researchers recently found that mosquitoes has the gene which can identify the body odor of human, which will help develop more targeted insect repellents and seek ways to control malaria.

 The United States Yale University researchers John Carlson carried out sampling and analysis  for Gambia anopheles found that 50 species of genes which is used to identify different smells of human in Anopheles gambiae body.

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Jogging and swimming can prevent cancer

According to the American Cancer Society’s report by the end of 2009, the United States the number of newly and mortality of cancer patients showed a steady decline, particularly lifestyle-related colorectal cancer, breast cancer, skin cancer even more so.

But most experts of the United States feel that the most effective method is movement, even though they also have  this discovery as the 2009 one of  ”Ten medical breakthrough”.

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ADHD children grow up easily suffer from psychological illness

A new study of the United States shows that girls who grow up suffering from ADHD than the other girls are more prone to depression psychological illness. 

    Massachusetts General Hospital researchers in the latest issue of “American Journal of Psychiatry” reported that they had 187 pairs of 6-year-old to 18-year-old girls for as long as 11 years of follow-up study, some of  96 girls were in patients with ADHD, 91 people are not.

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The higher lead content in the child blood easily lead to hyperactivity disorder

The United States “The latestPsychological Science Guideline” magazine published the results of two studies show that higher lead content in the children blood are more susceptible to ADHD.

    One study found that higher lead content in the children blood likely to suffer from ADHD than other children; another study has found that those children who were identified as having ADHD symptoms by parents and teachers whose blood lead content are often relatively high.

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Britain had developed intelligent “artificial pancreas”

Cambridge University researchers reported that they had developed an intelligent “artificial pancreas”, which may be as the blood glucose concentration changes in the human body automatically adjusts the input of insulin, so diabetics can control blood sugar better .

 University of Cambridge researchers in the latest issue of “Lancet” magazine reports that this “artificial pancreas” use is the availability of blood glucose testing devices and insulin pumps.

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Pregnant do not have a significant impact on the female brain

A recent Australian study found that pregnant do not have a significant impact on the women  brain.

Australian National University spent 20-year for a random sample of 7,500 people carried out a nervous  health study.

The impact of pregnancy on the female brain is an integral part of the study.

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Feb 7th, 2010 | Filed under health news

British psychologists found that depression is related in obsess network

British psychologists through the study found that the people who spending a lot of time surf the net every day suffering from depression are much more likely than others.

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Feb 6th, 2010 | Filed under health news

America found longevity genes

A Albert Einstein Medical  College of U.S. research team has found three kinds of genes from a centenarians body, that gene can fight against age-related diseases and will help health and longevity.

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Often wearing headphones listen to music can cause hearing loss

A long time wearing headphones  listen to music will cause stimulate to auditory nerve endings, causing auditory nerves are excited, and likely to cause hearing fatigue;

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A long time listen to loud music will damage hearing

Human inner ear has 18,000 feel hearing cells, which are about 0.01 mm in diameter ciliated cells, easily affected by noise, once damaged, can not regenerate.

According to statistics, in the production level of 100 decibels of noise for 40 years working in an environment for workers, noise-induced hearing loss prevalence rate as high as 41%.

And when people use other portable MP3 player, even with the bass volume to listen to rock and roll, its the volume is more than 90 decibels, the noise and sometimes the eardrum to accept up to 115 decibels.

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Feb 4th, 2010 | Filed under Health knowledge

Are you eat what kinds of fruit when sleepless? — grape

Recent studies have confirmed that grapes have a good  role in improve insomnia.

The reason is that grapes contain substance which can supplement the sleep – melatonin.

Melatonin is a substance secreted by the pineal gland in the brain which has a close relationship between sleep.

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Feb 3rd, 2010 | Filed under diet

Are you eat what kinds of fruit when sleepless? — kiwi fruit

A newest reasearch shows that, eat two kiwi fruit each day, you can improve the sleep quality of 40%!

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Feb 3rd, 2010 | Filed under diet

French research shows that women who eat a lot of salt easy to wrinkles

A France survey showed that women who eat a lot of salt easy to wrinkles.

Experts explained that because of the salt in the form of sodium ions and chloride ions exist in human blood and body fluids, they are played a very transparent important role in the human body pressure, acid-base balance and water balance.

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German study found that suicidal tendency contingent hereditary

A German study found that suicidal tendencies may be related to genetic defects, these defects affect the growth of nerve cells.

In obtain this decision prior to the discovery earlier study conducted on the show with a familial suicidal behavior.

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Feb 3rd, 2010 | Filed under health news

Bathing in hot springs 35 ~ 42 ℃ is the most appropriate

The most suitable temperature for the hot springs 35 ~ 42 ℃, not only makes the body feel comfortable, but also facilitates the retention of the favorable elements in the water.

Above 36 ℃  the temperature of the hot springs near the surface is more suitable for therapy.

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Feb 1st, 2010 | Filed under regimen

Spend too much time watching TV will shorten life span

Australia’s recent study suggests that watching television will shorten the life span.

According to the Australian study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, more than a day sitting in front of the television for an hour, the risk of death from cardiovascular disease will increase by 18%.

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Lack of vitamin D will make asthma worse

USA a latest research shows that the lack of vitamin D cause asthma exacerbations.

Denver Health Center, a U.S. researchers examined 54 asthma patients with vitamin D levels, lung function and airway hyper-responsiveness. Airway hyperresponsiveness refers to the trachea was highly sensitive to a variety of incentives the state is the main features of bronchial asthma and the diagnosis.

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Often drunk man who is more easy suffer from Alzheimer’s disease

Drunk on a great bodily injury, particularly in the liver and brain.

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Feb 1st, 2010 | Filed under health care

Eat more green vegetables can reduce body injury which from aflatoxin

The United States a latest research results show that the chlorophyll in vegetables can effectively reduce the toxicity of carcinogenic substances aflatoxin and reduce the body’s absorption of aflatoxin.

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