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Iranian scientist finds cure for cancer

Friday, 18 December 2015 3:37 PM [ Last Update: Friday, 18 December 2015 3:37 PM ]

1. An Iranian scientist in Australia has found a new method for detecting cancer and curing it even at early stages. Majid Warkiani and his team at the University of New South Wales have developed a biochip that filters a cancer patient’s blood to identify and then remove cancer cells. The system known as DIALYSIS FOR CANCER is cheaper and less painful than current methods. It can dramatically reduce the chance of cancer recurrence.

2. Games arcades are basically the venue of young people and teenagers but in Japan they're increasingly attracting the elderly. After retirement, many are discovering game arcades across the country and find they offer a stimulating new hobby.

3. The world’s oldest and deepest lake could be on the brink of an environmental disaster as toxic algae and industrial waste are being dumped into it.

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