Daily habits that are harmful to health that 90% of people have but think they are doing the right thing
Habits you think are good for your health turn out to cause more problems for your body.
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Habits you think are good for your health turn out to cause more problems for your body.
Queensland Health, Australia confirmed that 323 dangerous virus vials were lost from a laboratory three years ago, their whereabouts are currently unknown.
Anti-ultra-processed food movements are also increasingly appearing on social media, making this type of food increasingly become a 'sinner' to health.
Psychologist at Oxford College of Emory University said:
Coffee has many health benefits when consumed properly. Here are some suggestions on what to add and what not to add to make your cup of coffee healthier and more benefi…
Scientists have discovered a toxic chemical that can cause cancer in kale - a vegetable known to have many benefits for human health.
Recently, a video sharing the secret to keeping skin forever young on Tiktok has attracted a lot of attention.
Body mass index (BMI) has long been used as a medical screening tool.
A new drug that promises to save millions of lives is being developed based on a discovery made half a century ago in a crater in Cameroon.
Volunteers aged 20-65, ranging from slightly overweight to obese, lost significant fat in just 12 weeks without losing any weight.
According to Science Alert, plastic is everywhere, with small pieces found in many important organs of the human body.
Research shows that the peels of certain fruits and vegetables contain antibacterial compounds and chemicals that fight diabetes, inflammation and cancer.
The working principle of this type of balloon is quite simple: before meals, the balloon will be inflated to create a false feeling of fullness, limiting the amount of f…
Coffee may help counteract some of the effects of alcohol on the brain and limit the risk of addiction.
According to an announcement on December 5, WHO said the test developed by the US company Cepheid is capable of detecting tuberculosis bacteria in sputum samples in just…