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Science and Technology

Human memory adapts to the internet

Experts from the USA have found out that people use the Internet and computers as their own memory...
19 July 2011, 17:43

The structure of a protein responsible for heart and nervous system health has been deciphered

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Scientists at the University of Michigan (UM) have deciphered the structure of a protein that is an integral part of the process responsible for maintaining the health of the human heart and nervous system.
14 July 2011, 00:09

Scientists have figured out how the soul comes out of its own physical body

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Scientists have discovered why some people experience hallucinations associated with leaving their physical shell. A special part of the brain makes them “lose their temper.”
13 July 2011, 23:58

American scientists have tested a wireless heart

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According to the authors of the new invention, patients with an artificial heart or an auxiliary blood pump will be able to gain greater freedom of movement than before with the help of the new system.
13 July 2011, 23:44

Tanzania uses odorous socks to fight malarial mosquitoes

In three Tanzanian villages, scientists are experimentally luring malaria-carrying mosquitoes into traps using scented socks, "where they are poisoned and eventually die."
13 July 2011, 23:37

The risk of dehydrating the body is a myth, British scientists have said

British scientists have stated that the risk of dehydration is a myth, the Daily Mail reports. According to traditional medical opinion, drinking plain water should prevent kidney disease and obesity, journalist Sophie Borland reminds.
13 July 2011, 23:30

Scientists have discovered a protein that regulates the biological clock

Scientists from Queen Mary College, University of London, have managed to find a protein that tells our internal clock whether it is daytime or the dead of night outside.
13 July 2011, 23:25

Cannabinoid receptor CB1 prevents the development of senile dementia

The cannabinoid receptor CB1 helps neurons resist inflammatory processes and age-related changes in the brain that lead to the death of nerve cells.
13 July 2011, 22:40

People with allergies are less likely to develop cancer

Statistically, people who suffer from contact allergies are less susceptible to certain types of malignant tumors, including brain, breast and skin cancer.
12 July 2011, 21:46

Scientists: salt deficiency triggers mechanisms similar to heroin addiction

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A joint study by American and Australian scientists found that salt is addictive, and in the case of a deficiency of this substance, the same genetic and neurological mechanisms are triggered as in nicotine, heroin or cocaine addiction
12 July 2011, 21:26