en-za-hotdailynews: 2015-04-13 South Africa Health

Magnolia-jasmine aroma could make you a hot ticket: study
Astro Awani
An aroma that smells like magnolias and jasmine (pictured here) could provoke the attraction of others, according to a new study. - Subin Pumsom/shutterstock.com. close. The content may have been removed, or is temporarily unavailable. We apologize for ...

Magnolia-jasmine aroma could make you a hot ticket   Free Malaysia Today

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Times of India

Mother's gene can nourish baby's gut bacteria
Times of India
A gene helps some mothers produce breast milk sugars that are not digested by the infant, but instead nourish specific bacteria that colonise the babies' guts soon after birth, says a new study. The gene, which is not active in some mothers, produces a breast ...

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Design & Trend

Effective Cure For Migraines Could Be Coming Soon
Design & Trend
(Photo : Getty Images/Scott Barbour) Migraines are excruciatingly painful and can be all too common, but new research breakthrough could pinpoint a cure. Migraines are excruciatingly painful and can be all too common, but new research breakthrough could ...

Migraines could become a thing of the past as new research leads to discovery ...   Empire State Tribune
Study offers hope of relief for migraine sufferers   New Straits Times Online
Kiwi scientists tackle migraines head-on   3News NZ

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Synchrony helps children create friendships: study
The New Age Online
Playing a simple computer game together in sync gave eight-year-olds a sense of familiarity and honed a bond between them in a recent study at the University of Washington in the US. "Synchrony is like a glue that brings people together -- it's a magical ...

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Planet F1

'Titanium plate sparks caused smoke'
Planet F1
Felipe Massa has revealed that it was the titanium plate that caused the smoke that bothered him in the practices for the Chinese GP. Putting in the laps at the Shanghai circuit, the Brazilian pitted on both Friday and Saturday with smoke in the cockpit of his ...

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The Australian

Scott Morrison won't reveal religious sect exempted from vaccination
The Australian
Social Services Minister Scott Morrison has refused to reveal which “very small” religious sect has been exempted from vaccination, fearing people will try converting to the faith “just to get another crack” at avoiding immunisation. Tony Abbott and Mr Morrison ...

Support for government push to withdraw welfare payments from anti vaccination ...   Sydney Morning Herald
'No jab, no pay' policy in Oz   Irish Examiner
Australian parents who refuse to vaccinate children to lose payments   Irish Times
Xinhua
TVNZ
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Yibada (English Edition)

NZ expert calls body transplant 'science fiction'
New Zealand Herald
An Italian doctor says he is two years away from performing the operation to transplant a head onto a new body, and has identified the first patient. Photo / 123RF. A New Zealand expert has dismissed plans for the world's first body transplant as "science ...

The Real Frankenstein: Terminally Ill Russian Man Volunteers For 'HEAVEN ...   Yibada (English Edition)
Risky surgery ... This man is expected to be the first person to ever have a head ...   NEWS.com.au
Pioneer Head Transplant To Happen In 2 Years: Russian Computer Scientist to ...   News Every day
Newstalk ZB
Tech Times
International Business Times UK
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NEWS.com.au

Dogs sniff out prostate cancer
NEWS.com.au
DOGS can sniff out prostate cancer, according to a recent Italian study. But read on before you use the pet pooch to sniff your backside. The latest research, by the Department of Urology at the Humanitas Clinical and Research Centre in Milan, involved two ...

Dogs good at detecting cancer   6minutes
Dogs can sniff out prostate cancer almost every time   Telegraph.co.uk
Dogs are 'spectacular' cancer sniffers - research   New Zealand Herald
Times of India
The Guardian
Daily Mail
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