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- Read more about Single shot of compound found in Spinach can suppress Food Craving in Men
A new study says that a compound thylakoids found in spinach lead to reduced hunger and food craving especially in men. The article was published in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition.
- Read more about Paralyzed Patients can Move Legs by Non-Invasive Spinal Cord Stimulation
A non-invasive procedure has been used by scientists to help people with paralysis to voluntarily move their legs. The study is reported in the Journal of Neurotrauma.
- Read more about Less chances of Prostate Cancer in Caucasian Men: Study says
Black men are twice as likely to suffer from prostate cancer than compared to white counterparts.
- Read more about Study find Ovarian Cancer caused by non-genetic factors
Until now genetic aberrations have been seen as the main cause of almost all cancers. A new study says ovarian cancer cannot can solely occur as a result of protein imbalances within the cells. The study was published in the journal Oncogene.
- Read more about Chemical in brain Linked to Sleeplessness and Restlesness
Researchers have now identified that absence of a brain chemical can lead to hyperactivity and sleeplessness. The findings were found in the Neuron. These findings could help researchers to develop new drugs that promote better sleep, or control hyperactivity in people with the medical condition mania.
- Read more about Study revealed that stomach acid can defends against food poisoning
Stomach acid not only helps in the break down of food, but also defends against food poisoning, revealed a new study. The study appears in the Public Library Of Science (PLOS).

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- Read more about Novel Drug PF-04449913 Enters phase II clinical trials
A new drug, called PF-04449913, which was found promising for treating blood cancer is now in phase II clinical trials. The study appeared online in the The Lancet Hematology.
- Read more about Omega-3 Fatty Acids may improve life quality of cancer patients
A new study says using omega-3 fatty acids in anti-tumor medications may improve treatment response and quality of life for cancer patients. This study published in Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition.
- Read more about New Therapy discover to slow spread of brain tumor
A new therapy discovered that cuts off the way some cancer cells communicate significantly and slows the rapid spread of a common and deadly brain tumor. The study was published in Cell Reports.
- Read more about Local Anesthetic may better sex lives of breast cancer survivors
Breast cancer survivors are especially vulnerable to dyspareunia, or painful sexual intercourse, because their treatment mainly focuses on eradicating the sex hormone estrogen. A new research has suggested that application of liquid lidocaine, a common local anesthetic, may significantly improve sexual function of breast cancer survivors who experience pain during sexual intercourse. The research appeared online in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.