Review the pandemic flu epidemic in history
Killing more people than war and other epidemics, the flu has long been a deadly enemy that has made mankind suffer.
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Killing more people than war and other epidemics, the flu has long been a deadly enemy that has made mankind suffer.
The results of a new study show that women who take vitamins before and during early pregnancy reduce the risk of miscarriage.
Today, the rate of men suffering from prostate diseases is increasing. Age can greatly affect your risk of getting sick.
Recent research in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine shows that home-related computer accidents have increased seven-fold, especially in children.
Doctors on the battlefield hundreds of years ago were the first to realize that surgical wounds infected with maggots would heal faster than the remaining wounds.
Your body may be using hydrogen peroxide as an envoy to send troops to reinforce injured tissue.
More than half a million women die each year during pregnancy and childbirth, largely due to treatable or preventable causes.
Smoking is a health hazard, especially for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, the more serious it is.
Cooking the whole carrots and then chopping them up will increase their cancer resistance by 25%, experts say.
For the first time, scientists have demonstrated the extremely rapid changes that alcohol causes in neurons.
For the first time in Vietnam, a patient with paranoid psychosis has been successfully intervened by surgery, which is new to the whole world.
Testosterone injections are capable of eliminating condoms from family planning.
Swedish scientists found that following a regular cycling program, with moderate intensity, reduces the risk of headaches by up to 90%.
Older people need the same amount of sleep as young adults, ie 7 to 9 hours a night.
High density melanin (also known as melanin) - a pigment in skin and hair - may cause smokers with darker skin pigmentation to be more dependent on nicotine.