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Kathryn - Our health specialist likes to share with the readers the latest news from the field. Nobody understands better than her the relation between healthy mind and healthy body.
Prostate cancer and vigorous exercise
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Prostate cancer progression might be prevented by exercise

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Researchers claim those who drink diet soft drinks are 43 percent more likely to have heart attacks, vascular disease or strokes than those who have none
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Drinking one can of diet fizzy drink every day can increase the risk of a heart attack or stroke

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The scientists at UC Berkley were even able to reconstruct some of the words, turning the brain waves they saw back into sound on the basis of what the computer model suggested those waves meant
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Striking method to decode the words people have in their mind developed at UC Berkeley

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Gilead wants to be able to market Truvada (tenofovir+emtricitabine), which is currently used as a HIV treatment, as a preventative pill to uninfected individuals
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US controversy over Gilead’s plans to market Truvada as a HIV prevention pill

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Skin cells converted into brain components at Stanford University
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Skin cells converted into brain components at Stanford University

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Erivedge (vesmodegib) was approved by FDA to treat metastatic basal cell carcinoma.
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Erivedge for basal cell carcinoma was approved by FDA

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A research team found that some bacteria can evade efforts to vaccinate against them by wearing a new disguise
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Some bacteria can evade vaccine by wearing a new disguise

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A new study review says that measuring blood pressure in both arms should be routine because the difference between left and right arm could indicate underlying health problems
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Measuring blood pressure in both arms should be routine

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The researchers found that two 15-minute of ultrasound doses "significantly reduced" the number of sperm-producing cells and sperm levels
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Ultrasounds can stop the production of sperm

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American scientists have discovered that it is the man, not the woman, who is most likely to be the first to say “I love you” in a blossoming romance
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Men are almost always the first to say “I love you”, scientists say

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Scientists at UCLA's school of medicine have found that negative social interactions can lead to increased inflammation, which may in turn cause a host of illnesses from cancer to heart disease and high blood pressure
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Negative social interactions are linked to cancer, heart disease and high blood pressure

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A new research suggests men can actually tell from a woman's voice when she is having her period
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Men can recognize from a woman’s voice when she is having her period

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An international team of researchers says it may be possible to detect autism at a much earlier age than previously thought
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Autism can be detected from as early as six months age

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Scientists at the University of York are one step closer to understanding the origin of life after making a breakthrough into how sugar molecules found in DNA are created
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Scientists found that origin of life is linked to sugar molecules

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McDonald's have altered its burger’s ingredients after Jamie Oliver forced them to remove a processed food type that he labelled “pink slime”
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Jamie Oliver forced McDonald’s to remove ammonium hydroxide from its burger

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Skin and Morgellons disease
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Morgellons disease: no infectious cause was found

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Jean-Claude Mas has been under investigation since he revealed in a police interview last year that PIP ordered employees to hide the unauthorized silicone when inspectors visited its factory
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Jean-Claude Mas, PIP breast implant owner, has been arrested in southern France

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Detecting melanoma cells when they start to spread into the blood stream, might be a way to improve treatment and prevention.
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Potential way to prevent death from metastatic melanoma: Photoacoustics identifies cancer cells when they spread into the blood stream

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Cold smoked salmon is a ready-to-eat food and has to be destroyed if Listeria monocytogenes is found.
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Cold smoked salmon product destroyed after Listeria had been detected

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Experts say that eating fried food may not be bad for the heart, as long as you use olive or sunflower oil to make it
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Fried food may not be bad for your heart, if is cooked with olive oil

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Researchers say that interacting within a group, such as taking part in jury deliberations or mingling at a cocktail party, can lower your intelligence
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Interacting within a group can lower your intelligence, especially if you are a woman

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Prostate cancer screening is performed by two methods: the digital rectal examination (DRE), and the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test.
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Prostate cancer and obesity: a high risk association

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Stem cell retinal implants are safe, says Advanced Stem Cell Technology
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Stem cell retinal implants are safe, says Advanced Stem Cell Technology

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S spot: ankle has the most satisfying spot to scratch
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S spot: ankle has the most satisfying spot to scratch

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Radiation therapy alone has been the most common treatment used in brain tumor.
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Combined therapy can help rare brain tumor patients to live more than a decade

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