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Combination Therapy may Not Help in Treatment of Endocrine Resistant Breast Cancer Cells
Researchers at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center have warned that a new class of agents known as c-Src inhibitors should not be used in combination with estrogen to treat endoc...

Sexual Attraction Tip 101: Smile!
A new study has suggested that the best way to attract the opposite sex is to have a big smile on your face, and it even beats having a toned body or beautiful eyes. The BioRepair toothp...

Your Hunger Hormone Increases Your Ability to Sniff Out Food
A hormone, known to promote hunger, has been found to enhance exploratory sniffing in both animals and humans, according to a new study. The findings suggest ghrelin may enhance the abil...

Bed Bugs Cannot Stand the Smell of Pheromones
Researchers from Lund University and Mid Sweden University have discovered a unique kind of smell produced by bed bugs, and have called it as �alarm pheromones�. Researchers further discover...

Sniff of Death: Scented Candles Contain Toxins for You
Indoor air quality experts in US have said that scented candles and air fresheners which make our homes smell nice, could contain hundreds of chemicals that are harmful to us. According ...

Music Predicts Sexual Attraction
Have you ever wondered why your relationship ended in a wrong note? Well, the reason would be your taste in music. In a recent study it has been highlighted that music actually predicts sexu...

Bacteria can Sniff Out, Not Just Create, Smelly Chemicals
The lowest of life forms of life, bacteria have a molecular "nose" to detect airborne, smell-producing chemicals such as ammonia. This, even though, they are notorious for creating some of t...

High Levels of Endocrine Disruptors Found in Homes of the Poor and the Affluent
It has emerged that homes in low-income and affluent communities in California both had similarly high levels of endocrine disruptors, and the levels were higher in indoor air than outdoor a...

Research Shows How Mice Sniff Out Whether Food is Safe to Eat
The way in which mice sniff out scent of food on the breath of their fellow mice to decide whether it's safe to eat or not has been shown by researchers. Researchers at the University of...

Highest Levels of BPA, an Endocrine Disrupting Chemical in Bottle-fed Infants
According to a study, infants fed from plastic bottles are found to have the highest estimated levels of Bisphenol A (BPA), with exposures falling with rising age. The findings are impo...

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