The man died of sun allergy
A 45-year-old Russian man died of a rare disease called contact dermatitis, when the summer temperature in the country increased.
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A 45-year-old Russian man died of a rare disease called contact dermatitis, when the summer temperature in the country increased.
US scientists have just created artificial blood that can be used for wounded soldiers on the battlefield or hospitals with anemia.
During the past three decades, every year during the peak season of the rainy season, many rural people in Yunnan Province, China, have suddenly died of heart failure.
For the first time in history, scientists have invented a vaginal cream that blocks HIV.
This is the first time scientists have developed a high-paste type containing a flu vaccine that can penetrate the skin through dozens of tiny needles.
Finnish scientists say that people with higher levels of vitamin D are less likely to develop seizure syndrome (Parkinson's).
Soldiers suffering from traumatic brain injury during the war are at risk of epilepsy, even decades after brain injury occurs.
Drinking a cup of coffee every day during pregnancy does not increase the risk of miscarriage or premature birth.
More and more women are reported to have uterine cancer, because they give birth less or even not give birth, the latest figures reveal.
Reducing meat consumption can help you become more slim, according to research results of more than 100,000 men and 270,000 women in 10 European countries.
The pool cleaners can react with sunscreen, sweat and skin, forming a synthetic poison.
Trendy contact lenses can lead to blindness, which is a warning from ophthalmologists.
More slender, smarter ... You can achieve two things at the same time thanks to a remedy that doesn't need a doctor to prescribe - an egg.
Regularly drinking tea or coffee, eating walnuts (also called pecans, almonds), exercising regularly and participating in activities in the sun ...
That is the result of the Dutch study published in the journal Archives of Neurology of the US in July.