70,000 Vietnamese people can die from cigarette smoke
With 15 million smokers and more than 4 million pipe smokers, Vietnam is in the
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With 15 million smokers and more than 4 million pipe smokers, Vietnam is in the
Maria Blasco from the Spanish National Cancer Research Center has developed a method to perform the measurement of the lengths of the end points of the chromosome, there…
Latest research shows that listening to music too loud, especially with headphones not only reduces hearing, but also changes neurological physiology.
A British woman is living away from the comforts of modern life due to a rare disease: allergy to electrical appliances.
A 114-year-old grandmother in Brazil today is officially recognized by the Guinness Organization as the longest living person on the planet.
A group of German and Swiss scientists has just built
Soothing chronic pain in the lumbar area not only helps you get rid of the pain but can also restore the normal functioning of the brain.
Wolbachia is a bacterium that can cause many types of insects to be poisoned, including mosquitoes. However, this bacterium does not make Anopheles mosquitoes (mosquitoe…
Women who smoke during pregnancy may increase their risk of altering their DNA, making them more susceptible to disease than other children.
A newly published study suggests that people with too much joy may die earlier than those who live sadly.
Scientists at McGill University Medical Research Institute (MUHC), based in Montreal (Canada), have found a simple blood test that can identify Alzheimer's disease early.
American researchers discovered a protein that helps the brain develop in the early stages of life that can combat lack of clarity due to lack of sleep, according to Top…
Dallas Wiens, the first person to have a full face transplant in the US, yesterday appeared in front of the press after a landmark surgery in March.
One study showed that when people look at masterpiece masterpieces, activity in the brain region increases like when we love someone.
Scientists have succeeded in making aggressive monkeys into obedient animals, by controlling the D2 gene in their brain.