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Eating Chocolates may Cause Acne

A  small preliminary study suggests that eating chocolates are indeed aggravating acne breakout. Men who are consuming 8 ounces of chocolates noticed how their pimples increased to 70 protrusions from just having an average of less than four in an outbreak. Another interesting fact about the study is the fact that the more they ate it, the more outbreak... [Read more...]

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Genetic Influence on a Patient’s Response to Cancer Therapy

A major shake-up on a client’s response to cancer therapy has been recently published in the leukemia journal, Blood last January. The research was financed by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Research charity. Scientists from Newcastle University formulated the conclusion that about 20% of population has a variation in the genes which plays a vital role... [Read more...]

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Medical Laboratory Technologist Declared One of the Best Career in 2011

In the annual survey of U.S. News & World Report (USNWR) among high-demand careers, Medical Technologists (MT) are declared to be among the Top 50. The editors also declared how these professionals together with clinical laboratory scientists, are usually not acknowledge for the major contributions they offer in the health care industry. Every year,... [Read more...]

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Genes: Boss of a Person’s Destiny

Researchers from the immunology division of Water and Eliza Hall Institute gave out a conclusion on how the fate of a cell can be caused not only by external factors but are also determined by internal processes. The major shake-up was voiced out after studying B cells, which are types of immune cells that makes the antibodies. This paved way on the... [Read more...]

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Stroke in Young: Its Causes and How We Prevent Them

When we hear stroke, we think of an adult man who may have been under a serious illness, or have been sedentary, who have a lot of vices and who cares no more than what he eats. We never think of children having one, but research has shows that stroke could also happen to the young, school age or teenagers, they can be stroke victims. Usually, stroke... [Read more...]

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