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Exposure to sunlight, radiation, toxic chemicals, cosmetic abuse ... increases the risk of skin cancer.
Vietnamese people's habit of abusing alcohol and liking sour / salty foods is one of the main causes of esophageal cancer. Frequent choking on the neck, difficulty swall…
Men can get a urine test (PUR) at home without having to go to the clinic or undergo a rectal exam.
According to experts, there is a simple finger test that can reveal if you have lung cancer. That is the method
A new treatment developed by Tel Aviv University can destroy pancreatic cancer cells, destroying 90% of cancer cells after 2 weeks of injecting a small amount of molecul…
According to thenextweb.com, Brazilian and American scientists have collaborated to develop biosensors mounted on frames, which can measure blood sugar through the user'…
Our bodies are full of toxins: endogenous in the body from cellular and exogenous metabolism due to environmental pollution. When detoxified and cleansed, the body will…
The lesbian couple, who live in Nottinghamshire, became the first two mothers in the world to go through the process of bearing their baby.
Hair straightening increases the risk of breast cancer by 30% for all skin types, hair dyeing increases the risk for black women by 60%.
Considered winter white ginseng, but when eating white radish you should avoid eating with the following foods.
After 14 months of working in Antarctica, a team of researchers from Germany discovered that the hippocampus of his brain was getting smaller 7.
The researchers analyzed three clinical indicators of immunity and inflammation to predict mortality risk and life expectancy.
Scientists published a miraculous picture of the magnetic resonance of neurologist Rebecca Sax holding and kissing her 2-month-old son.
Scientists have successfully created pigs with monkey stem cells for the first time, approaching the goal of cultivating human organs in animals.