'Zombie' because of eating infected deer meat in the US
A hunter died from eating meat from an animal infected with zombie deer disease, causing scientists to worry that the disease could cause a crisis in humans.
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A hunter died from eating meat from an animal infected with zombie deer disease, causing scientists to worry that the disease could cause a crisis in humans.
Marathon is a healthy sports activity. However, if you do not pay attention to the following things, it is very likely to cause harm to the body.
According to leading scientists, influenza is a pathogen most likely to cause a new pandemic in the near future.
This strangely colored water is good for the heart and brain, effective in controlling blood sugar and anti-aging.
Besides salmon, there is another type of fish that is equally rich in nutrients, especially the unsaturated fatty acid DHA, which is good for health but is much cheaper.
In a natural forest, from 1,000 to 1,500 aquilaria trees, there is only one tree with agarwood, and from 10,000 to 20,000 trees with agarwood, there is only one tree wit…
Hundreds of children have died since the end of 2022, due to using cough syrup contaminated with the toxic chemical ethylene glycol (EG).
A new US study found worrying levels of the permanent chemical PFAS in many types of seafood.
When a burn accident occurs, it is necessary to remove the victim from the dangerous area, cool the burn wound and prepare for the next emergency steps.
The longest-living king in Joseon likes to be a vegetarian, often eats milk porridge, chestnuts and rarely drinks alcohol.
Mint brings many benefits to digestive health, helps the body stay more alert and soothes cold symptoms.
This vegetable helps prevent heart disease, nourishes the eyes, is good for the brain as well as helps with healthy digestion and blood sugar control.
Most snacks, even when sugar-free, can still give you tooth decay.
Scientists from the Amsterdam University Medical Center have identified a special mechanism involving lipids that can reverse micro-aging.