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Report: A Lot of Americans Have No Access to Health Care
Despite The United States declaring that it has the best health care service in the world quite a lot Americans cannot enjoy due medication and health care, said a Chinese report on the U.S....

Five People in China Lead Better Lives After Receiving Organs from a Brain Dead Boy
Around five people in China are able to lead a better life after a woman donated the organs of her 11-year old son who was brain dead following a car accident. Yuan Dezhen, a 40-year-old...

Beijing Puts a Limit of Two Flies in Public Toilets
Public toilets in Beijing will undergo thorough cleaning after the capital�s municipal committee framed new guidelines which include a two-fly limit for toilets in public places. The un...

Delhi�s First Heart Transplant Recipient Leads a Normal Life
Doctors at a private hospital in Delhi have revealed that the 44-year old woman, who became the first heart transplant recipient, has recovered from the surgery and is leading a normal life....

Danger Detected in Standard Treatment for A Grave Lung Disease
Three drugs combined and administered globally as the standard of care for a grave lung disease is fatally life-threatening to people, and must be refrained from using together to treat the ...

'Healthy Dads Healthy Kids' - A Weight Loss Model to Avoid Obesity for Healthy Lifestyle
Australian researchers attempted to identify behavioral mediators of weight loss among fathers who took part in the 'Healthy Dad Healthy Kid' study and to assess the efficacy of an intervent...

Neurological Damage of a Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor Being Modelled
In 1848, railroad worker Phineas Gage survived a severe brain injury when a tamping rod shot through his skull, resulting in significant behavioral changes. Researchers have used CT images ...

New Study Finds Migraine As A Neurological Disorder
A new study has claimed migraine as a neurological and not a vascular disorder. Current acute migraine medications were developed to constrict cerebral blood vessels based on the prevail...

Women are Motivated to Stick With Their Exercise Program in Presence of a Capable Virtual Partner
A new study suggests that having a capable virtual partner may just do the trick in order to motivate women to stick to their exercise regimen. For many people, lack of motivation is a ...

Four in Five School Kids Carry School Bags Weighing a Fifth of Their Body Weight
More than 80 percent of children are carrying school bags that weigh nearly a fifth of their body weight, putting more pressure on their backs, a new study conducted by charity organization ...

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