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New Research Shows AI Can Help Fight Breast Cancer
The research shows Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help fight breast cancer. Early and accurate diagnosis can be pivotal for treatment amongst patients, and a newly developed AI system promises to do so with near perfect diagnosis.
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Study Finds Breast Milk Enhances Heart Performance In Premature Babies
The study elaborates the beneficial effects of breast milk consumption on cardiovascular health and early cardiovascular development in premature infants.
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Chemicals In Cosmetics Can Lead To Early Puberty In Girls
Early puberty in girls have been linked with increased risk of mental illness, breast and ovarian cancer; and testicular cancer in boys.
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18-Year-Old Creates 'Smart Bra' to Detect Breast Cancer
A young boy from Mexico has developed a smart bra that is embedded with sensors that can detect the early signs of breast cancer.
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Cancer- A Growing Health Concern
On World Cancer Day 2017, Dr Ramesh Sarin, a senior Oncologist at the Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals discusses cancer as an emerging major health problem in developing countries. Its incidence in developing countries now for the first time in history, matches that in the industrialized countries and the incidence of cancer in general is growing worl...
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Baby food accused of causing premature breast development
Reports that a popular infant food is causing premature development of breasts among children have sparked off fears of safety of baby food products in China.A Chinese maker of infant formula is being accused of causing premature development of sexual organs as old as few months, state run Global Times reported on Monday.Three babies from central H...
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Bottle-fed babies may eat more
Babies who are bottle-fed early on are more likely to consume more calories later in infancy than babies who are exclusively breastfed.
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New breast cancer detection technique
A new cancer screening technique has been developed by the British researchers that can identify tumours far earlier than is currently possible.
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Breast feeding curbs allergies in infants
A recent study conducted in Sweden suggests that exclusive breast feeding seems to have a preventive effect on the early development of allergic diseases like asthma, atopic dermatitis, and suspected allergic rhinitis, up to 2 years of age and has a preventive effect on the early development of multiple allergic diseases.
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New Research Shows AI Can Help Fight Breast Cancer
The research shows Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help fight breast cancer. Early and accurate diagnosis can be pivotal for treatment amongst patients, and a newly developed AI system promises to do so with near perfect diagnosis.
-
Study Finds Breast Milk Enhances Heart Performance In Premature Babies
The study elaborates the beneficial effects of breast milk consumption on cardiovascular health and early cardiovascular development in premature infants.
-
Chemicals In Cosmetics Can Lead To Early Puberty In Girls
Early puberty in girls have been linked with increased risk of mental illness, breast and ovarian cancer; and testicular cancer in boys.
-
18-Year-Old Creates 'Smart Bra' to Detect Breast Cancer
A young boy from Mexico has developed a smart bra that is embedded with sensors that can detect the early signs of breast cancer.
-
Cancer- A Growing Health Concern
On World Cancer Day 2017, Dr Ramesh Sarin, a senior Oncologist at the Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals discusses cancer as an emerging major health problem in developing countries. Its incidence in developing countries now for the first time in history, matches that in the industrialized countries and the incidence of cancer in general is growing worl...
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Baby food accused of causing premature breast development
Reports that a popular infant food is causing premature development of breasts among children have sparked off fears of safety of baby food products in China.A Chinese maker of infant formula is being accused of causing premature development of sexual organs as old as few months, state run Global Times reported on Monday.Three babies from central H...
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Bottle-fed babies may eat more
Babies who are bottle-fed early on are more likely to consume more calories later in infancy than babies who are exclusively breastfed.
-
New breast cancer detection technique
A new cancer screening technique has been developed by the British researchers that can identify tumours far earlier than is currently possible.
-
Breast feeding curbs allergies in infants
A recent study conducted in Sweden suggests that exclusive breast feeding seems to have a preventive effect on the early development of allergic diseases like asthma, atopic dermatitis, and suspected allergic rhinitis, up to 2 years of age and has a preventive effect on the early development of multiple allergic diseases.
