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14:06 23/12/2014First Ebola vaccine is safe for human use, say scientistsAn experimental vaccine to protect against Ebola is safe, the Daily Mail reports, citing research. The first trial of filovirus vaccines in Africa revealed the drug generated a similar immune...
08:53 23/12/2014Ebola surging in Sierra Leone despite signs of progress - US CDCCDC director said that seven months since the Ebola outbreak started there still remains much work to stem the outbreak.
18:35 22/12/2014The man in the moon: It's not your imaginationScientists classify this as face pareidolia, “the illusory perception of non-existent faces.”
17:43 22/12/2014Older people who cannot balance on one leg more likely to have a strokeOlder people who struggle to balance on one leg for 20 seconds are more likely to have a stroke, researchers claimed, the Daily Mail reports.
15:09 22/12/2014Armenian President attends opening of simulation training center at Yerevan Medical UniversityArmenian President Serzh Sargsyan on Monday attended the opening of Simulation Training Center of Yerevan State Medical University.
11:25 22/12/2014Fast food is bad for the brainFast food is already blamed for all sorts of health problems, from obesity to bad skin, and now a new study has found that it could actually slow down the brain, the Daily Mail reports.
16:36 20/12/2014Different parts of brain age at different rates in different peopleDifferent parts of the brain age at different rates, scientists have discovered, the Daily Mail reports.
12:33 20/12/2014How stepping on the scales once a day helps dieters shed more poundsStepping on the bathroom scales may be commonplace among dieters but the frequency of weigh-ins makes all the difference, the Daily Mail reports.
18:50 19/12/2014Who's healthier: introverts or extroverts?Most people don’t consider their personality when they consider their health — and they should.
18:45 19/12/2014Brain's 'internal compass' foundThe precise part of the brain that gives people a sense of direction has been pinpointed by scientists, the BBC reported.
13:32 19/12/2014BirthLink NGO, VivaCell-MTS continue partnership to improve neonatal care in countryVivaCell-MTS General Manager Ralph Yirikian and Director of BirthLink NGO Kathy Mellor visited the maternity department in the central hospital in Masis city of Armenia.
09:35 19/12/2014Why a hug this Christmas is good for your healthIf you're struggling to get your beloved under the mistletoe this year, then help is at hand.
18:27 18/12/2014Scientists slam the caveman dietIn fact, early humans ate very much like modern pigs and bear and were 'simply acquiring enough calories to survive and reproduce.'
17:50 18/12/2014Ebola situation improving in Guinea, Liberia, Sierra LeoneThe World Health Organization (WHO) has noted an improvement in the situation with the Ebola virus in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, which demonstrates effectiveness of efforts taken to contain...
17:21 18/12/2014Autism link to air pollution raisedA link between autism and air pollution exposure during pregnancy has been suggested by scientists, the BBC reported.
14:40 18/12/2014Abuse on pregnant women is linked to emotional distress in babies, study claimsWhen a woman is a victim of domestic violence while pregnant, it can leave a lasting effect on the unborn child, the Daily Mail reported, citing a research.
13:37 18/12/2014Obesity 'is a disability' - EU courts ruleObesity can constitute a disability within European law, the EU's highest court has ruled, the BBC reported.
18:16 17/12/2014E-cigarettes do help people quit smokingSmokers who use e-cigarettes are likely to stop or reduce their smoking, claims an independent review of trial data, the Daily Mail reports.
17:48 17/12/2014Why diet plans with your significant other are never a good ideaIt all comes down to “People feel less confident achieving their goals when they see others succeeding at the same goals.”
17:11 17/12/2014Ebola outbreak: Sierra Leone announces house-to-house searchesSierra Leone is due to mount house-to-house searches in the capital Freetown to find hidden cases of Ebola, the BBC reported.