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New breakthrough may lead to immunization against cardiovascular disease

July 31, 2008 by Qossay Takroori  
Filed under Health & Medicine

A new discovery by a researcher team from Karolinska Institutet, in cooperation with Lund University, may lower or even prevent cardiovascular diseases such as stork.

What doctors refer to as Atherosclerosis “hardening of the arteries” happens when the walls of the blood vessels are thickened and become less elastic. This lead to blood clots and other cardiovascular diseases, it’s not known what exactly cause atherosclerosis, but the immune system plays an important role. They said.

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A new innovative way to destroy HIV completely

July 30, 2008 by Qossay Takroori  
Filed under Health & Medicine

Texas doctors say that they might have found a way to destroy HIV completely. A team of Medical doctors at Houston Medical School said that there is real hope that might lead to a cure for HIV.

“We have found an innovative way to kill the virus by finding this small region of HIV that is unchangeable,” Dr. Sudhir Paul of the University of Texas Medical School at Houston said.

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The iPhone 3G Is Officially and Successfully Unlocked

July 30, 2008 by admin  
Filed under Gadgets

Engadget is reporting that the new iPhone 3G is successfully unlocked for the first time in the United State since it was released July 11. The iPhone was unlocked using a software that was created by a team consist of six members.

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150 Miles Long Lake Was Identified On Saturn’s Moon By NASA

July 30, 2008 by Qossay Takroori  
Filed under Space

Scientists at University of Arizona using Nasa’s Cassini orbiter, have confirmed the existence of liquid gas lake on Saturn moon. The lake is referred to Ontario Lacus, and its about 150 miles or 235 kilometers long. This is the first time in Space exploration history, scientist find a body in our solar system beyond Earth that has liquid on its surface.

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