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Scarlet fever and coffee drinking habits

30/01/2019 - 16:49

Historically, people with scarlet fever have been advised not to consume coffee and other hot drinks as it can aggravate their illness. However, a study in Nurses' Health Study II analyzed data ...

Virtual Reality Lab (VR lab):

28/01/2019 - 16:03

Our goals are:- Study the effectiveness of VR use in educational and psychological environments.- Build evidence-based models describing the role of VR in educational and psychological environments.- ...

The woman who donated her body to science becomes an 'immortal corpse'

25/12/2018 - 12:55

After donating to science, Susan Potter's body was frozen and cut 27,000 times, creating the digital body.

Antibiotics may substitute appendectomy for uncomplicated acute appendicitis

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APPAC participants were 530 individuals aged 18–60 years with confirmed and randomized computed tomography (CT) with appendectomy (n = 273, middle age average 35) or antibiotic therapy (intravenous ...

Scientific Workshop: Current antibiotic resistance and modern clinical microbiological solution

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Parkinson's disease is also caused by ... the appendix

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For a long time, Parkinson's disease (fibrillation paralysis) was still considered a brain disease, but many studies have also highlighted the role of the digestive system.According to the AFP ...