Leukemia Patient Saved By Cord Blood Says “Thank You” To Mother And Baby He Will Never Know


Written on February 15, 2024 - 9:28 am | by admin

A forty-three-year old man from Sussex, England, whose life was saved by cord blood donated by a mother and newborn baby he will never know said he will always feel grateful to them.

Philip Meehan was 40 when he discovered he had leukemia. He found out after a week’s walking holiday in the Lake District in 2007; he told the press that as a self-employed person the week’s break was a rare chance to recharge batteries after a hectic year working at home and abroad.

During his holiday Meehan felt tired and out of breath, something he put down to “being a bit fat, forty and far from fit”; but a week after he got back home he still felt exhausted so he went to his GP. Continue training!

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4 Myths About Superfoods - Debunked


Written on February 14, 2024 - 4:56 am | by admin

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for that last few decades, there’s no way you haven’t heard the term “Superfood”. Superfoods are on the forefront of the healthy living campaign that has sweep over the world in that last few decades. Like any other new and popular thing, a host of myths have been riding the shirttails of superfoods. Here are 4 myths about superfoods – Debunked.

Avoid seafood to lower blood cholesterol

It’s no secret that omega 3 fatty acids are good for you. Omega 3 fatty acids are extremely beneficial for the heart, joints, and memory function. The fact is t Continue training!

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Circassia Achieves Positive Phase II Clinical Results With Ragweed Allergy T-Cell Vaccine


Written on February 13, 2024 - 5:30 pm | by admin

Circassia Ltd, a specialty biopharmaceutical company focused on allergy, announced that its ToleroMune(R) ragweed allergy T-cell vaccine achieved positive results in a recently completed phase II clinical trial. Ragweed allergy is particularly common in America, where it affects approximately 25% of the population. Circassia’s latest clinical results follow two earlier successful phase II studies with the company’s T-cell vaccine against cat allergy. Continue training!

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Brain Waves Show Patterns For Deciding Which Faces We Prefer


Written on February 11, 2024 - 6:16 pm | by admin

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Faces play a very important role in our social life. We make complex social decisions based on facial appearance. Extensive research has been made to identify a set of facial features which make a face attractive. Continue training!

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