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Infectious Diseases Becoming More Lethal Due To Air Pollution: Study
Air pollution is contributing to an increase in antibiotic resistance, which poses a serious threat to human health.
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China Uses Public Billboards To Shame Runaway Debtors
Above throngs of busy commuters at a Shanghai railway station, four large billboards - some sandwiched between screens flashing train times - were lit up with the name of the head of a mid-sized industrial products maker.
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Scientists Identify 'Fear Switch' Neurons In Mice
Chinese scientists have discovered two types of neurons that can arouse or suppress innate fear induced by odour, a development that could benefit therapy for fear-related disorders.
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Eating Potatoes May Cut Stomach Cancer Risk: Study
Including large amounts of white vegetables such as potatoes, onions and cauliflower in your diet may reduce the risk of developing stomach cancer, new research has claimed.
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China TV grows racy, and gets a chaperon
Wang Peijie's idea for what would become the most-talked-about show in China was simple: Throw a spotlight on this country's bright young things as they court each other on stage to pop music and audience applause.
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Infectious Diseases Becoming More Lethal Due To Air Pollution: Study
Air pollution is contributing to an increase in antibiotic resistance, which poses a serious threat to human health.
-
China Uses Public Billboards To Shame Runaway Debtors
Above throngs of busy commuters at a Shanghai railway station, four large billboards - some sandwiched between screens flashing train times - were lit up with the name of the head of a mid-sized industrial products maker.
-
Scientists Identify 'Fear Switch' Neurons In Mice
Chinese scientists have discovered two types of neurons that can arouse or suppress innate fear induced by odour, a development that could benefit therapy for fear-related disorders.
-
Eating Potatoes May Cut Stomach Cancer Risk: Study
Including large amounts of white vegetables such as potatoes, onions and cauliflower in your diet may reduce the risk of developing stomach cancer, new research has claimed.
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China TV grows racy, and gets a chaperon
Wang Peijie's idea for what would become the most-talked-about show in China was simple: Throw a spotlight on this country's bright young things as they court each other on stage to pop music and audience applause.
