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Biologists succeed in erasing memories
Japanese scientists from Kyoto University were able to erase memories in the brains of experimental mice. For this, the researchers used the technique of optogenetics - optical effects on the…
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Gold May Help Humanity Against Antibiotic Resistance
Researchers at the Southern University of Science and Technology, Fudan University in China and the University of Leeds in the UK have recently joined forces to make gold particles more…
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Bee Honey and its Therapeutic Application
Honey has historically been used as food by cavemen. Bees were bred in ancient Egypt more than 6,000 years ago. Even then it was found that in addition to nutritional…
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Stem cells – means of combating disease and aging (2)
Today we know that the unique mechanism that allows to restore diseased tissues and organs is embedded in us by nature itself. Duplicates of our organs are given to us…
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Alternative therapies (2)
9. Drama-therapy / Psychodrama: Systematic and purposeful use of dramatic / theatrical / processes, products and related technologies to achieve therapeutic goals to relieve symptoms, emotional and mental integration and…
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UN High Commissioner calls for mental health care to be based on human rights
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, opened the Human Rights Council Intersessional consultation on Mental Health and Human Rights, on 15 November 2021. In addressing the panel…
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WHO European Region aim for resilient health systems during and after COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted regular health services in most countries. Chief medical officers (CMOs) from across the Region have now come together to understand this impact, share their responses…
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Stem cells – means of combating disease and aging (1)
People have always believed in immortality. Now a new stimulus for faith and a new hope for a long life in good health has appeared - scientists have discovered stem…
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Tobacco use continues to fall, but still ‘long way to go’
The number of tobacco users continues to decrease globally, going from 1.32 billion in 2015 to 1.30 billion last year, the World Health Organization (WHO) said onTuesday. And according to the fourth WHO global tobacco trends report, that number is expected to continue to drop to 1.27 billion by 2025.…
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Regions for Health Network members share experiences during 26th annual meeting
At the 26th Regions for Health Network (RHN) annual meeting, 80 speakers from 15 countries and 26 regions, along with numerous international partners, discussed key future priorities, COVID-19, and climate…