– Bladder cancer may be linked to HPV University of Granada researchers in Spain have analyzed 44 papers and conclude it is probable that Human Papillomavirus is related to bladder cancer. Study leader Jose Gutierrez Fernandez said that determining the relationship between bladder cancer and HPV depends on the method used. Scientists found different results… Seguir Leyendo Bladder cancer may be linked to HPV
– A cookie a day can pack on pounds A chocolate cookie a day can add 20 pounds on an energetically-balanced child in four years, University of Granada researchers said. Miracle diets, such as the South Beach diet, the Atkins diet or the Artichoke diet, lack a scientific foundation and are a danger for health,… Seguir Leyendo A cookie a day can pack on pounds
– Goats milk healthier than cows milk University of Granada researchers in Spain say goats milk has more beneficial properties to health than cows milk. Goats milk helps digestive and metabolic utilization of minerals such as iron, calcium, phosphorus and magnesium, according to the findings published in the International Dairy Journal and Journal Dairy Science.… Seguir Leyendo Goat’s milk healthier than cow’s milk
1755, 2007 European earthquakes compared Posted : Mon, 02 Jul 2007 14:50:00GMT Author : Science News Editor Category : Science (Technology) News Alerts by Email click here ) Create your own RSS Science Technology News | Home BOLOGNA, Italy, July 2 An Italian-led team of seismologists has conducted a study comparing a 2007 earthquake off… Seguir Leyendo 1755, 2007 European earthquakes compared
– New drug test via pericardial fluid The University of Granada has developed a new technique to obtain drug test information using the pericardial fluid — fluid surrounding the heart. Antonio Hernandez Jerez determined that the pericardial fluid is an alternative to a drug test using blood for forensic purposes. One of the advantages highlighted… Seguir Leyendo New drug test via pericardial fluid
– Womens humor preferences have changed GRANADA, Spain, June 18 Spanish researchers developed an instrument to evaluate humor appreciation that found womens humor preferences have changed. University of Granada researchers analyzed more than 1,500 people between the ages of 18 and 80, and a similar number of men and women. The study concluded that there… Seguir Leyendo Women’s humor preferences have changed
– High cholesterol diet changes cells A high cholesterol diet causes changes in the genes of aortic smooth muscle cells in chickens at the early stages of arteriosclerosis, found a Spanish study. The study associates cholesterol intake with the expression of genes codifying certain proteins, even before the disease is detected on blood vessel walls,… Seguir Leyendo High cholesterol diet changes cells
At least 1 pesticide found in placentas Posted : Tue, 15 May 2007 13:22:00GMT Author : Health News Editor Category : Health News Alerts by Email click here ) Health News | Home GRANADA, Spain, May 15 A Spanish study of 308 pregnant women found 100 percent had at least one pesticide in their placentas,… Seguir Leyendo At least 1 pesticide found in placentas
– Neanderthal Extinction Hypothesis Offered.A Spanish study suggests climate changes might have caused the extinction of the Neanderthals on the Iberian Peninsula. The University of Granada study of Gorhams cave on Gibraltar shows the Neanderthal extinction could have been determined by environmental and climate changes, and not by competitiveness with modern humans. Professor Miguel Ortega… Seguir Leyendo Neanderthal Extinction Hypothesis Offered.
– Some foods may help delay aging. GRANADA, Spain, April 24 A substance found in foods like onions, cherries and bananas, as well as cereals, spices and red wine, may be key to delaying aging, says a Spanish study. Researchers at the University of Granadas Institute of Biotechnology as well as researchers in Seville, Oviedo,… Seguir Leyendo Some foods may help delay aging
