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WHO analyzes the limits on the dissemination of studies on influenza avian

Geneva, 16 feb (EFE).-the World Health Organization (who) meeting today in Geneva to scientists who will analyse the recent studies on the flu virus avian (H5N1) and discuss if it is necessary or desirable to publish them, given the possible danger that are used for non-research purposes. At the meeting, which will last two days, involved two dozen scientists from Australia, United States, France, Great Britain and Holland, and Asian countries such as China, Indonesia, Japan and Viet Nam, affected especially by this virus. In mid-December of last year knew that 38 scientists from universities, Erasmus of Rotterdam (the Netherlands) and Wisconsin (United States), led by Dutch virologist Ron Fouchier, had discovered five genetic mutations that the H5N1 virus can suffer for his infection among persons. The objective of the Dutch study, which has been funded by the National Institute of American health care, sought to get the information necessary to prevent a possible pandemic caused by this variant of flu. To do so, were trying to create the vaccine that would protect against new strains. Scientists were about to publish their results in the journals Nature and Science, but were pressured to do so by the health authorities of United States, who feared that, if publicly sharing this knowledge, they could eventually be used by terrorists to create a bioweapon. Usually the H5N1 virus is transmitted between poultry...

13,000 Years ago there was already evidence of human social differentiation

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(www.neomundo.com.ar/_CSIC) the complete village, called Qarassa 3, consists of 12 cottages, two of which show a level of complexity than the rest. According to the researcher of the CSIC in the MilÃ¡ institution and Fontanals Juan JosÃ© IbÃ¡Ã±ez, “this feature could indicate a difference in the social role of its inhabitants”. Of the cabins, the base of the walls, erected with basaltic stones is preserved. Thanks to them, we know that the rooms were circular, between four and five meters in diameter. The existence of post holes suggests that the cover and the elevation of the walls were vegetable matter. The two houses with a higher level of complexity are those that are located in the southern part of the town. One of them presents internal divisions and a small indoor platform end, and the other consists of a pit and two outer platforms associated to the gateway. For the person in charge of the excavation, the researcher at the CSIC in the center that IbÃ¡Ã±ez, Xavier Terradas, “the structuring of the interior space is a key finding in the history of architecture”. Stays are between 12-16 square meters of surface, which is why Terradas interprets that the town should consist of between 40 and 60 individuals. The CSIC researcher explains: “the distribution of all of them, adjacent, but not overlapping and organized in the form of an ancient...

One of every 10 children us has an alcoholic parent: study

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CHICAGO (Reuters) – more one in 10 American children living with an alcoholic parent and greater risk of developing a number of health problems, according to a new study by the Government published on Thursday. Researchers of the administration of services for Mental Health and substance abuse (SAMHSA for its acronym in English) analyzed data from the 2005 to 2010 in a national poll and found that, on average, 7.5 million children were living with a father who had abused alcohol any of those years. This figure amounts to about 10.5 per cent of the population younger than 18 years in the country. The authors of the report found that the majority of these children on average 6.1 million each year, lived in households with both parents where one or adults suffered from a disorder linked to alcohol consumption. 1.4 Million children living in households with a father where the adult had problems with alcoholism, in the overwhelming majority – 1.1 million – was only families chaired by a woman, SAMHSA said. The experts pointed out that children living with alcoholic people were at greater risk of suffering a number of problems of mental health, including depression and anxiety. Children were also more likely to be abused or rejected by their parents, more likely to have cognitive deficiencies or language, and four times aimed to develop problems with alcohol...

Snickers manufacturer will make their chocolates “on a diet”

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(Reuters) – Mars Inc., maker of Snickers and Twix, will stop selling chocolate products with more than 250 calories from next year, said a spokeswoman for the firm. The firm headquartered in Virginia, United States, which also produces the M & M candies and Skittles, said that the goal is part of an effort already under way to improve the nutritional product value and sell them in a responsible manner. The new limit to the calories contained in their products implies that lovers of the Snickers of extra large size – with 540 calories–have little time to enjoy their precious sweet. Arriving by 2014, is gone, as part of what Mars is considered a boost to the responsible consumption of candy. In 2007, the private company reported that it would stop buying space and time advertising if more than one quarter of the audience was probably younger than 12. Mars also said that it will reduce 25 per cent levels of sodium in their products by 2015. The spokeswoman Marlene Machut said that the plan to manufacture any product chocolate exceeding 250 calories per serving by the end of the 2013 – notified initially during the last autumn – is part of a “strong commitment to the health and nutrition” that has Mars. Several U.S. media, including national public Radio reported on the reduction of the Mars chocolate bars...

Problem of language in children, linked to low vitamin D breast

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(Reuters) – women with low levels of vitamin D during pregnancy are more likely to have children with language problems than the future mothers with higher levels vitamin, suggests a study in Australia. While the study, published in the Journal Pediatrics, not it showed that low levels of the vitamin are the cause itself of these problems, the researchers said that it is one Association as possible, requiring more attention. Previous research showed some relationships between Low vitamin D in pregnancy and problems in children as weaker bones, asthma and poor growth, said Andrew Whitehouse, author of the study, that to make it working in the University of Western Australia. “The effects of maternal vitamin D levels under “” on the son in development are not completely known”, added the expert. Sunlight is the main source of vitamin D. Twenty years ago, Whitehouse and his colleagues measured levels vitamin D more than 700 women who were crossing about half of the pregnancy, in order to determine If the vitamin levels would have something to do with the subsequent conduct of boys and their linguistic development. Five and 10 years later, assessed the children of those mothers to know their behavioural development and emotional and their language skills. The researchers divided mothers into four groups, of minors to higher levels of vitamin D, and found that the risk of having...

Month: February 2012

WHO analyzes the limits on the dissemination of studies on influenza avian

One of every 10 children us has an alcoholic parent: study

Snickers manufacturer will make their chocolates “on a diet”

Problem of language in children, linked to low vitamin D breast

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