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18/11/2009

Babies learning ability affected by eating fish

Babies learning ability affected by eating fish Eating oily fish and canned fish during pregnancy can result in a delay in childrens cognition, memory and verbal abilities according to research from the University of Granada published November 13, 2009, in the scientific journals Environmental Research, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, Science of the Total… Seguir Leyendo Babies learning ability affected by eating fish

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17/11/2009

Umbilical cord stem cells can accelerate disease

Umbilical cord stem cells can accelerate diseaseNovember 16, 5:53 AMBirmingham Science News ExaminerPaul HamakerPreviousComment Print Email RSS SubscribeSubscribe Get alerts when there is a new article from the Birmingham Science News Examiner. Read Examiner.com\’s terms of use.Email Address Include other special offers from Examiner.comTerms of Use Researchers at the University of Granada and the University… Seguir Leyendo Umbilical cord stem cells can accelerate disease

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05/08/2009

DNA Profiles Help to Reunite Children with their Families

DNA Profiles Help to Reunite Children with their Families Of the 600,000-800,000 people trafficked across international borders each year, 50 percent are under 17. It is estimated that by 2010, human trafficking will be the No. 1 crime worldwide. Arthur Eisenberg, Ph.D., professor and chairman of the department of forensic and investigative Genetics and co-director… Seguir Leyendo DNA Profiles Help to Reunite Children with their Families

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09/07/2009

Can sexist jokes make men violent towards women

Can sexist jokes make men violent towards women According to a new study, yes they can. Laughter isn’t always the best medicine if your humor tends to stray towards sexist jokes. These jokes and others of the same type activate mental mechanisms in the brain which then create an urge to be violent or better… Seguir Leyendo Can sexist jokes make men violent towards women

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10/02/2009

Extra virgin olive oil helps to combat breast cancer

Extra virgin olive oil helps to combat breast cancer Researchers of the Catalonian Institute of Oncology (Spain) and the University of Granada (Spain) have discovered that extra virgin olive oil may help to combat breast cancer, according to a paper published in the last issue of the renowned scientific journal BMC Cancer. The scientists have… Seguir Leyendo Extra virgin olive oil helps to combat breast cancer

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19/01/2009

Ancient architects used powdered animal bones on walls

Ancient architects used powdered animal bones on walls Scientists have discovered a 14th century brick oven made to bake animal bones for a strange purpose. The burned bones were made into a powder, then mixed with other material to make a protective coating to strengthen the grand medieval walls of a Muslim structure in what… Seguir Leyendo Ancient architects used powdered animal bones on walls

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