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Salt Consumption Needs To Drop Further
... A new study that was published in Britain indicates that the salt intake of the britishers has come down but it is still more than the desired// level. Health experts opine that cardiac arrests and strokes can be prevented by reducing the le...Britishers Take to Drinking to De-stress
... According to a latest survey, many britishers are resorting to drinking to get rid off their stress. Sleeplessness and lack of sexual life were the main reasons// attributed to stress. This su...... People who stop smoking before they reach middle age can shun most of the dangers of developing lung cancer. There are now twice as many britishers over the age of 50 who are former smokers compared with those who continue to smoke.// Over the past four decades, Britain has had the largest reducti...
Britishers in other areas
Britishers - definition of Britishers by the Free Online Dictionary ...
Row 1: Isambard Kingdom Brunel • Gordon Brown • Keira Knightley • Winston ... Britons, informally Brits, or archaically Britishers) are citizens of the United ...Indfy provides an insight into the History of Modern India ... Britishers were then introducing cartridges greased with cow-fat and pig-fat, ...
Who are "Britishers"? Many Americans incorrectly call Britons ...
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(Date:4/24/2014)... New research led by a scientist at the University ... key element in the development of the nervous system ... of breast cancer., A research team, led by ... the Department of Biology at York, has studied how ... tumours. These channels are found in the membranes of ...
(Date:4/23/2014)... Moffitt Cancer Center researchers say clinical trials for ... leukemia (AML) are very promising. Patients treated with ... and daunorubicin, are showing better responses than patients ... , "Acute myeloid leukemia is an aggressive ... success, especially in older patients," explained Jeffrey Lancet, ...
(Date:4/23/2014)... Fairfax, Va., April 23, 2014 The American Society ... guideline, "The Role of Postoperative Radiation Therapy for ... the use of adjuvant radiation therapy in the ... is published in the May-June 2014 issue of ... clinical practice journal of ASTRO. The full-length guideline ...
(Date:4/23/2014)... N.Y. A novel compound that targets an important ... of cocaine addiction behaviors, including relapse behavior, a University ... provides strong evidence that this may be a novel ... effective medications exist., The UB research was published as ... week. , In the study, the compound, RO5263397, severely ...
(Date:4/23/2014)... detection methods that can rapidly screen a large ... cell inside that population has been seriously lacking," ... In the Royal Society of Chemistry journal ... and his coworkers have developed a novel technique ... ( Chem. Sci. , 2014, DOI: 10.1039/C4SC00578C, ...
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(Date:4/23/2014)... study to date of the family of bacteria ... vaccine strategies and reveals surprising findings about the ... alter public health strategies to control this respiratory ... , Genomic analysis of 343 strains of the ... world collected over the last 100 years illustrates ...
(Date:4/23/2014)... 2014 A biomedical engineer at the University of ... to make blood transfusions safer. His work is supported ... of Health (NIH). , Blood transfusions save millions ... medicine,s absolute necessities. Without them, for instance, routine surgeries ... perfect, however. There,s strong evidence that transfusions of red ...
(Date:4/23/2014)... is leading a 2 million Food Standards Agency (FSA) ... premises and industry workers. , Norovirus outbreaks can ... a batch of frozen strawberries infected 11,000 people in ... understanding of which strains cause infection and which foods ... , Researchers will produce data that will help ...
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