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Artificial Intelligence That Detects Skin Cancer Has Been Developed And Performs Almost Flawlessly

A team of American, German, and French scientists has created an artificial intelligence that detects skin cancer based on imaging of the skin. According to the results of the experiment, this computer is more accurate than dermatologists. The scientists trained…

May 29, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Cockroach Milk Might Be The Next Superfood As It Has More Proteins And Nutrients Than Cow’s Milk

The scientists concluded that cockroach milk possesses more essential amino acids, nutrients, and proteins than any other milk, including cow’s milk. Therefore, cockroach milk might become the next most-used superfood. What is the cockroach milk? 2 years ago, back in…

May 28, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Ebola Outbreak In Congo Made A New Victim Right Before The Beginning Of The Rural Vaccination Campaign

One more person has died in Congo due to Ebola virus, the authorities confirmed recently. This new death raises the total death toll to 12 during the recent Ebola outbreak that hit the African country, according to the Congolese Ministry…

May 28, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Autism In Children Is Not Triggered By Consuming Mercury-Contaminated Fish During Pregnancy

Consuming mercury-contaminated fish during pregnancy will not increase the probabilities of triggering autism in children, says a science team from the University of Bristol, in the United Kingdom, which carried out a study based on blood tests, the fish consumption…

May 27, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Quit Smoking With Facebook! A Study Revealed That Social Networks Can Help Smokers Quit

While social networks are often blamed for their impact on the mental health of their users, it seems that they can nevertheless improve their physical health. At least, according to the results of a study carried out by the University…

May 27, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Chewing-Gum Is The Surprise Ally For Weight Loss, A Japanese Study Revealed

According to a Japanese study, consuming chewing-gum while walking on foot is the surprise ally for weight loss. Accordingly, chewing gum seems to be an ally against overweight men after 40 years, encouraging them to walk faster, the Japanese scientists said…

May 27, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Brain-Computer Interface, Capable Of Detecting Mental Fatigue, Developed By Mexican Scientists

Mexican scientists made a breakthrough in employing a computerized interface in the detection of mental fatigue. Accordingly, a group of specialists from two Mexican institutions developed a non-invasive brain-computer interface capable of detecting mental fatigue by reading brain’s electrical signals. The device reads…

May 27, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Organoids Or Mini-Organs Are The Latest Groundbreaking Discovery In Analyzing New Drugs And Treatments

The search for new ways to treat various diseases is urgent and complex. However, the scientist developed a tool that sounds more like a SciFi movie scenario. Namely, they developed organoids which are mini-organs that can help scientists examine how…

May 27, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

MIT Researchers Developed A Biosensor Able To Diagnose Digestive Diseases

The human digestive system includes a large number of different organs involved in the process of producing and delivering nutrients to the body. This is why there is also a wide range of possible digestive diseases. Many of these conditions…

May 25, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Lung Cancer Incidence In Young Women Is Higher In The US And Is Not Related To Smoking

There is some indication that the incidence of lung cancer among young women now outnumbers that of men in the United States. But this greater incidence among women puzzles researchers because, apparently, is not linked to the number of young…

May 25, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Spanish Researchers Might Have Discovered A New Breast Cancer Treatment

Angel Nebreda, a molecular biologist at the Institute for Research in Biomedicine in Barcelona, and his team have discovered a new treatment to tackle triple-negative breast cancer that relies on a combination of various drugs included in chemotherapy and protein inhibitors. Thus,…

May 25, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Sleeping Late During Weekends May Help People Live Longer, A Study Revealed

Good news for everybody, folks, according to Advocator, team of scientists has recently deliberated that sleeping late during weekends may help people live longer. Recently, the Journal of Sleep Research has issued Swedish study which concluded that healthy adults who sleep…

May 24, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

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Artificial Intelligence That Detects Skin Cancer Has Been Developed And Performs Almost Flawlessly

Cockroach Milk Might Be The Next Superfood As It Has More Proteins And Nutrients Than Cow’s Milk

Ebola Outbreak In Congo Made A New Victim Right Before The Beginning Of The Rural Vaccination Campaign

Autism In Children Is Not Triggered By Consuming Mercury-Contaminated Fish During Pregnancy

Chewing-Gum Is The Surprise Ally For Weight Loss, A Japanese Study Revealed

Brain-Computer Interface, Capable Of Detecting Mental Fatigue, Developed By Mexican Scientists

Organoids Or Mini-Organs Are The Latest Groundbreaking Discovery In Analyzing New Drugs And Treatments

MIT Researchers Developed A Biosensor Able To Diagnose Digestive Diseases

Lung Cancer Incidence In Young Women Is Higher In The US And Is Not Related To Smoking

Spanish Researchers Might Have Discovered A New Breast Cancer Treatment

Sleeping Late During Weekends May Help People Live Longer, A Study Revealed

Free Money Helps People Quit Smoking Easier, According To A Study

One Egg A Day Can Reduce The Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease And Stroke

Nipah Virus Has No Cure, Is Very Virulent, And May Cause A Global Pandemic, Said The WHO