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Cannes festival: Netflix film Meyerowitz Stories 'made for big screen'

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Cannes festival: Netflix film Meyerowitz Stories 'made for big screen'

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Kaisa
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-39992496
For the first time ever a Netflix original movie was shown on a big screen in France, and not in a normal mundane showing but in the Cannes film festival.
The family comedy drama, which features Ben Stiller and Adam Sandler as half-brothers reunited as they plan an exhibition for their sculptor father Harold (played by Hoffman), is Noah Baumbach's  first to be shown at the French film festival. There were a few boos as the Netflix logo was shown at the film's first showing, on Sunday morning - but the cheers were louder.

dysfunctional= epätoimiva

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Fitted tees, shorty shorts: Sending the wrong message to girls?

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Fitted tees, shorty shorts: Sending the wrong message to girls?

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Kaisa
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/05/17/health/girls-clothing-fit-body-image/index.html
Sharon Choksi, a mom of two and an entrepreneur, grew so frustrated with the clothing options offered for girls that she co-founded a business, Girls Will Be, which provides empowering shirts and shorts so girls can live their active lives and still feel good about what they wear. She was inspired by her daughter who couldn't find clothes that she wanted. The problem wasn't only what kind of clothes are offered but also the fit of the clothes. Sharon said"I think it's one thing that the girls' clothes are very fitted and small, and it's another that they're in such direct contrast to what you find on the boys' side, and those two things send a pretty strong message about what they're supposed to look like, dressed to be slim and to be fit." The massage that these kind of clothing send is that girls must have a perfect body and ideal weight. These massages have made more than half of girls as young as 6 to 8 think their ideal weight is thinner than their current size.

Self-consciousness=itsetunto
entrepreneur=yrittäjä

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Smartphones that can charge in five minutes

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Smartphones that can charge in five minutes

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Roosa
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-39895898
Israeli manufacturer StoreDot is developing a new kind of phone battery, that can be charged in five minutes. Doron Myersdorf, the CEO of StoreDot, told the BBC that The firm’s battery contains eg nanomaterials, which allows for unusually fast reactions to charge the battery. It’s said to enter production in early 2018, but some tech professionals doubt that it can be released so soon. They’ve mentioned, that too fast and ambitious battery developing can turn out really bad, but when succeeded, the project could be a big moment in the industry.

Israeli manufacturer = Israelilainen valmistaja
CEO = toimitusjohtaja
doubt = epäillä

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Are fitness trackers for pets a fad or the future?

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Are fitness trackers for pets a fad or the future?

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Enni
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39553682

Rhonda Valdemaar, a dog breeder, has been using a gps collar on her English cocker spaniel Boz. She just opens the app in her phone and she can see the exact location. It pings  a notification if Boz has strayed beyond the boundaries she has set. The collar also tracks Boz's temperatureand how much exercise has Boz been doing.
Dan Makaveli who has also been using gps collar on his dobermann Diego, says that " He's well walked anyway but it gives you a little bit of an extra incentive to do it most days" and that it makes him feel determined to reach Diego's goal of exercise.

ping = kilahdus
stray = harhailla, eksyä
incentive = kannustin

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Lack of dust makes China's air pollution much worse

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Lack of dust makes China's air pollution much worse

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Salla
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39895558
Believe it or not, a new study claims that the dust that flows in the air, is good for us. If there's less dust in the air there's more solar radiations that can hit the land surface. And that can reduce wind speed and that again affects negatively on  the amount of pollution in the air. So if there's more dust in the air we are more safe from the pollutions. The loss of dirt is a real problem in China right now.

stagnation = pysähtyneisyys
accumulation = kertymä

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Toyota 'backs flying car project' in Japan

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Toyota 'backs flying car project' in Japan

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Joona
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39913652
Toyota will give money from development of a flying car. The car will be world's smallest flying car when it's ready and top speed while flying is 100 km/h. A drone technology is used in it. The goal is to get prototype ready for Tokio Olympics in 2020 so that it can set fire to Olympic flame.

- light = sytyttää
- announce = ilmoittaa, julkistaa
- group company = konserniyhtiö

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Lack of dust makes China's air pollution much worse

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Lack of dust makes China's air pollution much worse

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Henna
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39895558
This article is handling China's air situation. The article says that new study has proved that less dust means more solar radiation hits to land cover. The study suggest that dirty air leads to 1,6 million deaths a year.

solar radiation = auringonsäteily
an accumulation = kertymä
contributes = vaikuttaa omalta
suggest = ehdottaa

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Yemen war: Emergency in Sanaa as cholera kills scores

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Yemen war: Emergency in Sanaa as cholera kills scores

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Salla
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-39918415
Yemen has had a rough time in the past few years. The sivil war and famine have caused many diseases, especially cholera.  Cholera has spread rapidly and specially kids are vulnerable to it. Cholera poses acute diarrhea and vomiting and it mostly causes death if it's not treated right and in developing country it may not be possible to get treatment.

scores of people = määrä ihmisiä
ravage = runnella

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Oskari
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/05/11/health/food-better-sleep-explainer/index.html
There hasn't been many studies about what you should eat for better sleep but experts say that you should eat an amino acid called tryptophan. Snacks containing high amounts of tryptophan include egg whites, soybeans, low-fat cheese, chicken and seeds.

tryptophan = tryptofaani

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Maija
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/bills/article-1591904/50-ways-save-money.html
In this article there is some money saving tips for people who feel like they use too much money or something like that.

There is fifty tips so I’m not going to tell you about all of those. No way. So, things said in article are most of them just simple money saving tips and some of them are little different. There is tip that says “make a shopping list”. That is pretty simple thing to do and yes if you do your own shopping list maybe your savings will get better. One tip says that “Walk/cycle to the station/work” and yeah I recommend that but if you have a fifteen kilometers commute, I will give you my blessing.

So there are many tips that will help you saving money but you don’t need to follow all of them.

Debt = velka

Mortgage = Kiinnitys

Staggering = Huikea

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Exoskeleton for the elderly

By: Cosette B.

http://www.popsci.com/elderly-exoskeleton

As we all know aging causes certain things in our body to stop working as good as they did in the earlier years. This is especially true for the ability to be balanced at all times. We use certain muscles to stay upright and catch ourselves when we fall and these particular muscles fade as time goes by. A certain group of scientists discovered that this can be helped with the use of an exoskeleton. This prototype uses the muscles movement as a warning system. It will feel the muscles being used and put force into the opposite direction to stop the process of falling. They discovered that the person wearing this exoskeleton would fall a lot less compared to a person that was not wearing it. Exoskeletons have been very popular since they want to help people with paralysis. Sadly most are bulky and heavy which is difficult for younger subjects and people of lighter weight. There are also still a lot of bugs that need to be fixed. This is still a great start to a more advanced “suit”.

Difficult words-

1. algorithm : a process that if followed correctly will give an answer to calculations or problems

2. exoskeleton : a skeleton that is on the outside rather than the inside.

3. intuitive : its what you believe is right. There doesn’t even have to be a reason why you believe it.

4. prototype : it’s the first version of something.

5. mechanics : how something works. The way force and motion work together.

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Chinese hackers must pay $9m over insider trading scam

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Chinese hackers must pay $9m over insider trading scam

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Three Chinese have hacked firm of solicitors. They got a lot of secret information about mergers and acquisitions. Then they used information on the stock market. Now they are sentenced to pay almost 9 million US dollar penalty. They got 3 million illegal profit because of them robbery.

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-39883224

confidential= salassa pidettävä
malware= haittaohjelma
acquisitions= yritys osto
extradited= luovutettu
ill-gotten= vääryydellä hankittu
Tomi

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Santeri
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39879962
Several airlines like American Airlines, Southwest and SpiceJet have ordered new 737 Max planes from Boeing. But just before beginning the deliveries Boeing halted the test flights.

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EasyJet half-year loss widens on weaker pound

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EasyJet half-year loss widens on weaker pound

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Susanna
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39932617

EasyJet made a big loss in six months. And it is about £200m more than last year. The biggest losses come in the winter because people don't spend their holidays in winter. And that is normal to airlines company. People don't buy flights because wages are growing more slowly than inflation. British families were saying they would rather pay a family holiday than kid's clothes.

wage = palkka
loss = tappio

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Bank of England warns of consumer spending squeeze

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Bank of England warns of consumer spending squeeze

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Riikka
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39880844
Bank of England governor Mark Carney has warned of a consumer spending squeeze this year as inflation rises and real wages fal.
He said that this year will be "a more challenging time for British households.
The bank said that the expected overshoot in inflation to 2.7% this year was due to impact of weak sterling and that raising interest rates would not be an effective way of tackling the increase in living costs.
-squeeze=puristus

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Ângela
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/317418.php

The philosopher Immanuel Kant said in the 18th century that beauty requires thinking. The more you think about a sunset, stars, beaches, the more prominent you will be to finding it beautiful.
Denis Pelli and Aenne Brielmann at the University of New York made  a new study about this fact.
The experiment had more then sixty participants, and they were shown pictures considered beautiful, nice looking and neutral, and other stuff to rate how pleasant they are.
They were asked to rate the pictures again, but this time they had a distraction while rating it, and as result, the pictures that were rated as "beautiful" were rated less in the second way around.

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Identity of famous baby dinosaur fossil revealed

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Identity of famous baby dinosaur fossil revealed

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Henriikka
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39857696
The fossil of a baby dinosaur discovered in China more than 25 years ago has formally been identified as a new species of feathered dinosaur.
Palaeontologists say it is the first known specimen of a gigantic bird-like dinosaur belonging to the group known as oviraptorosaurs. The fossil of that dinosau is small but if it would have grown into an adult weighing more than 1,000kg. Those dinosaurs may have been common around 100 million years ago. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, thousands of dinosaur eggs were collected from rocks of Henan, China, by local farmers. Scientists in China and Canada compared the fossil to previously described dinosaur species and determined that it is a new species. The eggs found alongside the fossil are of the largest known type of dinosaur egg.

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Rare ammonite 'death drag' fossil discovered

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Rare ammonite 'death drag' fossil discovered

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Amateur fossil hunters have discovered 150 million-year-old fossil which is in very good shape. Fossil have moved incredible 8,5 meter on seafloor after animal death. This case is very rare. This found happend in southern Germany.
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39798147
squid= kalmari
specimen= yksilö
wide-range = laaja valikoima
quarry= louhia
buoyancy= kelluvuus
Tomi

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Jonny
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39880999

Activity in the UK's industrial and construction sectors shrank in March
The Office for National Statistics said industrial output fell 0.5% compared with February, when it dropped by a revised 0.8%. Warmer weather was behind the change, which caused a falling demand for energy. Construction output fell by 0.7% in March, after a 1.7% fall in February. Meanwhile, the UK's deficit in goods and services widened to £4.9bn in March, from a revised figure of £2.6bn in February.
The ONS said rising oil imports, as well as imports of machinery and cars, had contributed to the unexpectedly high figure.

Decifit = alijäämä
demand = kysyntä
revised = tarkistettu, uudestaan arvioitu
Import = tuonti
contribute = olla osallisena

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Zika virus : Brazil says emergency is over

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Zika virus : Brazil says emergency is over

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Henna

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-39892479

Brazil says that emergency with Zika virus is over now. Zika virus is spread by mosquito-like insect. The virus affect to the birth of babies with tiny heads. Severe birth defects(=synnynnäisiä vikoja) has found in almost 30 countries. There’s no deaths related to the virus in Brazil. But few people still died around the world because of Zika. The first human case with Zika was in Nigeria in 1954.

abnormally = epänormaali
transmitted = lähettää
detected = havaittu

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Maija
Scientists have discovered an interesting fact that human is more nice to human he or she knows even a little. People say very rough things to people who they don’t know enough.
In article writer says that the new study could explain why people are so mean to other people in Twitter that they don’t know at all. So they are complete strangers to each other. Researchers used tactic that made completely random people testify against each other or not in fake scenario. They thought that they would get high fines if they behaved badly and if they testified they would get a reward. 70% of students cooperated.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4361076/Twitter-trolls-nasty-don-t-know-names.html

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Whistleblower sparks Hyundai and Kia recall of 240,000 cars

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Whistleblower sparks Hyundai and Kia recall of 240,000 cars

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Oskari
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39893111
Car makers Hyundai and Kia have to recall about 240,000 cars after their ex-employee told about defects of 12 car models. Those models had issues with vacuum pipes, fuel hoses, parking brake light and also with several other parts. The whistleblower says that he couldn't let people drive cars which were faulty.

whistleblower = ilmiantaja
defect = vika
fuel hose = polttoaineletku

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Santeri
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-39892479
This year there were 7,911 cases of Zika and the number of cases have dropped 95% comparing to last year. Zika virus causes abnormally small heads for newborn. This year there haven't been any deaths related to the virus.

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Lions face same extinct threats as Ice Age cats 

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Lions face same extinct threats as Ice Age cats 

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Riikka
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39883432
The African lion and The Sunda clouded leopard are most risk to die out due by loss of prey.
A study found that conflict with humans adds an extra pressure for these animals.
The African lion is under threat from habitat and poaching
-poaching= salametsästys

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Indigenous people exposed to UK nuclear tests given healthcare aid

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Indigenous people exposed to UK nuclear tests given healthcare aid

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Joona
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-39777197
The Australian government has promised that people who were exposed to nuclear radiation due to British nuclear testing in Australia will get better healthcare than they would normally get. Britain blew up bombs in years 1952-1963 at three places: Maralinga, Emu Field and montebello Islands. Aboriginal people close to these areas or those who didn't move away even forced, got radiation which caused them remarkable health problems. Now they can get a war veterans' Gold card. It covers their most medical costs. Money are taken from Australia's federal budget.

- inquiry = tutkimus, tiedustelu
- advocate = asianajaja, puolestapuhuja
- conducted = suoritettu, opastettu
- subsidy = tuki, valtionapu
- unveil = paljastaa, julkistaa

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3D-printed 'bionic skin' could give robots the sense of touch

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3D-printed 'bionic skin' could give robots the sense of touch

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Ângela
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/05/170510132651.htm

Engineers from Minnesota University developed a process for the 3D printer that can give robots ability to feel their environment, this discovering is also a huge step to printing real human skin.
"These sensors could make it easier for other robots to walk and interact with their environment." said Michael McAlpine, the professor from the University that leads the research.
He also says that this technology can used for health monitoring and/or by soldiers in fields to detect explosives or dangerous chemicals that active or reacts with skin.
The researchers made the skin fabric with a unique 3D printer they build and a special ink, its base is made of silicone, and from that, they layered it up with precision and caution.
McAlpine also says it's a completely new approach to 3D printers.
The researchers are getting, step by step, nearer to printing an entire body, since they already printed hands, ears and others with this skin tissue.
Working with McAlpine is a team of already graduated students from the university: Shuang-Zhuang Guo, Kaiyan Qiu, Fanben Meng, and Sung Hyun Park.

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HIV life expectancy 'near normal' thanks to new drug

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HIV life expectancy 'near normal' thanks to new drug

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Enni
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-39872530

Young people on the latest HIV drugs have longer life expectancy because of improvements in treatments. It's expected that twenty-year-olds that started the retroviral teherapy (ART) in 2010 live 10 years longer than those who started the treatment in 1996. The study authors said the new treatment has fewer side effects and it helps prevent the virus from replicating. It's also harder for the virus to build up a resistance to the recent drugs.

Replicate = monistaa
Resistance = vastustuskyky, immuniteetti jtk vastaan

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'Heart attack risk' for common painkillers

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'Heart attack risk' for common painkillers

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Tiina
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-39858179
There may be a link taking high doses of normal anti-inflammatory painkillers and heart attacks, suggests a new study. The risk could be greatest during the first 30 days of using drugs. Scientists say there could be other actors involved too, not just the pills. Scientists focused on people who use non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (= ei-steroidiset tulehduskipulääkkeet) because doctors prescribed them, rather than those who bought the painkillers over the counter. According to researchers taking Nsaid painkillers to relieve pain or treat inflammation could increase the risk of heart attack – even if they are used for one week. However there are a lot of factors that make it difficult to be absolutely certain of the link, scientists say. But are the painkillers absolutely to blame? Kevin McConway, emeritus professor of statistics at The Open University, said that it seems possible that the painkillers aren’t cause of the extra heart attacks. It is difficult to tell whether a heart attack is due to painkillers. Everyone should weigh up the risks and benefits of taking high doses of these common painkillers. It’s hard to estimate the risk potential.

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Brazil says zika-virus emergency is over

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Brazil says zika-virus emergency is over

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Jonny
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-39892479
Brazil has declared an end to a national emergency over the Zika virus after a sharp decrease in cases.

The virus has been linked to microcephaly, or abnormally small heads in over 30 countries. The number of cases has dropped 95% in the last few months and no deaths related to the virus have been reported this year, although eight people died last year.

declare = ilmoittaa, julistaa
microcephaly = pienipäisyys
abnormal = poikkeava, epänormaali

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Is dementia becoming more common or less?

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Is dementia becoming more common or less?

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Tuomas

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-38054877

The dementia numbers have increased and it is believed to have become the leading cause of death in England. The older you get, the higher the risk to develop dementia. And with the population constantly ageing and growing, we're  bound to have increased numbers of dementia. People also survive other illnesses such as heart diseases more than they used to, which increases the amount of people developing dementia by quite a bit as well.
Another explanation as to why the amount of people with dementia has increased would be that we have a better understanding of dementia than before, resulting in increased reporting of dementia on death certificates.
Lastly, people with dementia do not usually die to it, but rather due to other reasons. Even though it's possible to die to dementia, the cause of death is still more likely to be something like pneumonia, for example.

A graph in the article shows that the dementia numbers are steadily decreasing.

- Death certificate = kuolintodistus
- Pneumonia = keuhkokuume

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Roosa
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-39854654
A team of UK scientists scanned 40 newborn babies to reveal step-by-step how human brain develops in the early human life. The gathered data helps to understand what healthy growth looks like, and to understand conditions such as autism and cerebral palsy, as well as what happens to prematurely born babies’ brains. With enough data they’ll create a map of still developing brain connectivity. The scientists’ plan is to scan more newborns and even babies still growing in the womb.

newborn = vastasyntynyt
cerebral palsy = CP-vamma
prematurely born = ennenaikaisesti syntynyt
brain connectivity ≈ aivojen hermoradat

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'Heart attack risk' for common painkillers

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'Heart attack risk' for common painkillers

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Henriikka
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-39858179
There may be a link between taking high doses of common anti-inflammatory painkillers. The risk would be greatest in the first 30 days of taking the drugs. But also other factors - not just the pills - could be involved. researchers suggest taking these Nsaid painkillers to treat pain and inflammation(=tulehdus) could raise the risk of heart attacks even in the first week of use.   for example, someone was prescribed a high dose of a painkiller because of severe pain, and then had a heart attack in the following week, it would be "pretty hard" to tell whether the heart attack had been caused by the painkiller or by whatever was the reason for prescribing it in the first place.
It could even be down to something else entirely. People with heart problems must be careful when using drugs but also they should not be using drugs at all. People should generally take the lowest dose of drugs for the shortest time possible. The two main issues are that the risks are relatively small, and for most people who are not at high risk of a heart attack, these findings have minimal implications.

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By: Cosette B.
http://www.livescience.com/59077-hospital-superbug-origins.html

Enterococcus is a bacteria that most likely first formed four hundred and fifty million years ago. It was supposedly living in the bowels of species that were once living in water but evolved so that they are able to live on land. Most bacteria in aquatic life is spread through excrement and the wet environments allowed for them to thrive but as the creatures switched to land the bacteria would dry up and discontinue spreading. This bacteria in particular evolved with the animals it created a thick outer layer. Recently this bacteria has been found in hospitals and it is very dangerous. The scientists were able to discover the history of this bacteria by watching its growth patterns and studying their genomes. This "super bug" is resistant to antibiotics and cleaning chemicals making it nearly impossible to get rid of. This is usually found in the gut but can be found in other places. It also is the cause of many hospital caused infections. With this discovery scientists plan to study this bacteria further in order to make antibiotics and disinfectants that would be just as resilient as this super bug if not more.

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Lions face same extinct threats as Ice Age cats

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Lions face same extinct threats as Ice Age cats

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Susanna
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39883432

The Sunda and the African lion are most at risk from die out caused by loss of prey. At the end of the last Ice Age, seven big cats went extinction because the lack of food  was too big.
If the big cats had survived until modern times, they would have lost the majority of their prey. Partly due to human influences.
But secondly, if all the prey species currently considered at risk were to go extinct then the Sunda and the African lion be in a similar position to their Ice Age relatives.