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When the scientists started their studies on tobacco in general and its connection with cancer in particular the sales on tobacco products dropped immediately. People were alarmed, they did not want to poison their bodies and many of them gave up smoking.

A new study conducted by Tobacco Control researchers has revealed that even light smoking of just several cigarettes a day can be very dangerous for the heart and lung health. According to the scientists, if you puff daily from one to four lung rockets, and especially if you are a woman, you almost triple your chances of contracting lung cancer and

GPS tracking systems integrate a gps receiver, a mobile phone modem and some firmware that is packaged into what is known as a gps tracking device. This device is then connected via the cellular network to a backend server system.

According to a new Canadian study published in the Journal of Neuroscience, some people can develop a full-blown tobacco addiction after smoking just one cigarette, while others can be discouraged from further smoking after their initial exposure to tobacco fumes.

New studies published in the journal Nature have discovered that a specific type of adipose (fat) cells found in newborn babies may hold key to weight loss. Researchers speculate that these brown� fat cells may be responsible for extremely fast metabolism observed in newborns.

With location-based services (LBS) like navigation and location-aware social networks steadily gaining momentum, ABI Research is predicting more than 550 million GPS-enabled handsets will ship by 2012.

Genetic hair loss is a widely spread condition - in fact, every second man, as well as many women, tend to suffer from inherited baldness. First, the hairlines start receding, then the crown becomes thinner, until victims of genetic androgenic alopecia lose most of their scalp hair. Unfortunately, even the best hair-loss medications and herbal tinctures are unable to stop the progression of gene-induced baldness.

We were pretty much on the money when we speculated that France’s move to warn its citizens about limiting cellphone use among youngsters would prompt other countries to do the same.

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