The highly debated ‘Unprotected Heart’ was operated successfully at Shanghai Children’s hospital on June 22. The surgeons operated the series of imperfections in the chest and abdomen of Chen Jiakun, the 7-year-old boy.
They successfully put his…
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A seven-year-old boy is suffering from a complicated heart defects such as a complex series of defects including inborn heart disease and sternum deformities. He is all set to get a surgery soon by Chinese surgeons.
The boy, Chen Jiakun, is not able..
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Beware of dogs. If you are a dog owner, you are at a higher risk to develop breast cancer. According to the researchers at University of Munich, there is a potential link between pet dogs and the human breast cancer. They said further that dogs are…
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Condoms reduce the risk of human papilloma virus (HPV) infection in young sexually active women. HPV causes cervical cancer among the young women. However, the condoms do not provide complete protection from the risk to develop cervical cancer….
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Cancer chemotherapy may some times spoil the testes in men. It may cause the loss of fertility in men. The study report was presented in the 22nd annual conference of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology in Prague, Czech Republic…
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The Pathogen, MRSA, kills five thousand people a year in UK. It costs £1 billion a year to the NHS. According to the survey, about fifty-two million people may be suspected to carry the bug worldwide. It is commonly spread in Europe, America, Nort
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Scientists at Bonn’s National Genome Research Network have claimed to detect the dyslexia gene that is scientifically known as DCDC2. A person will be at five times probable to be dyslexic, if the gene DCDC2 is present in his body. According to the…
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If you have survived a heart attack, do not take certain kinds of painkillers. It will put you at the immediate risk of repeat attack. It may lead you to death also.
COX-2 inhibitors, Vioxx, ibuprofen or diclofenac are some of the painkillers that…
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A research says that jobless people of age group 51-61 are at the double risk of heart risk than the people with job. The researchers at Yale University public health department have come out with the surprised details that data has showed no change…
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The Journal of the American Medical Association says that Raloxifene, an osteoporosis drug, is as helpful as tamoxifen. It cuts half the risk of breast cancer. Dr. Victor Vogel, of the University Of Pittsburgh School Of Medicine and his team has…
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