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Beat Breast Cancer With Extra Virgin Olive Oil – It\’s Healthy and Safe! Fears of breast cancer may take the backseat once you include extra virgin olive oil into your diet, say Spanish researchers. Researchers of the Catalonian Institute of...

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Phytochemicals In Extra Virgin Olive Oil Kills Cancer Cells A new research has attributed the phytochemicals (health-related chemicals) in extra-virgin olive oil with the ability to trigger cancer cell death. The study published in the open access journal BMC Cancer...

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Study Finds Potential Treatment to Prevent Obesity, DiabetesA new study from University of Granada suggests that interleukin-6, a molecule found to be high in obese people and diabetics, can act as potential treatment for prevention of the conditions. Previous studies...

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The characterization was made by scientists from the Soil Science and Geopharmacy Research Group of the University of Granada in Spain. “Iberulites” – it’s the new type of aerosols that scientists have identified from the Sahara desert that they say...

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– Increased Physical Activity Linked to Decreased Tobacco Consumption A new study suggests that physically active adolescents are less likely to smoke than their non-active counterparts. In a study involving 3,000 Spanish adolescents, Professors Pablo Tercedor, Palma Chillon, and Manuel...

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Increased Physical Activity Linked to Decreased Tobacco Consumption. In a study involving 3,000 Spanish adolescents, Professors Pablo Tercedor, Palma Chillon, and Manuel Delgado, from University of Granada found that adolescents, who play a sport do not smoke usually, and more...

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– Spanish Forensic Scientists Urged to Increase Specialisation. Research carried out by the Department of Criminal Law of the University of Granada has analysed for the first time all the criminal sentences passed in Spain since 1870 in which the...

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– Immigrant Teenagers Eat Healthier Than Spanish Teenagers. Research, carried out in the Basque Country and in Castille and Leon, has analysed for the first time the habits and attitudes of immigrants towards nutrition. A total of 800 Spanish and...

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– Human Papillomavirus (HPV) may Cause Bladder Cancer A new research has revealed that Human Papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted disease, may cause bladder cancer. HPV is considered the cause of one of the most important sexually transmitted diseases nowadays,...

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– Shaking may Cause Serious Long-term Effects to Infants A group of interns of the Teaching Maternity Unit of “The University College of Health Care of the UGR” has carried out a bibliographic review of the ‘shaken baby syndrome’. According...

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