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Be grateful for the hot summer and don't forget to add some chilli to your meal. This is a golden opportunity for you to lose weight, according to Australian professor A…
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Be grateful for the hot summer and don't forget to add some chilli to your meal. This is a golden opportunity for you to lose weight, according to Australian professor A…
A group of American doctors successfully performed transplant surgery
For decades, people only knew two types of diabetes, called type (or type) 1 and type 2.
Anyone who doesn't want to sleep every night is so deep, so delicious, not dreamy, so that the next morning the body possesses a life-filled energy source.
Some people were born with only one kidney, because of the disease, they had to remove the kidneys, because they donated a kidney or even cut a kidney to sell for money,…
According to the BBC, scientists have confirmed that the giant ice sheet has completely detached the Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica on July 12 via satellite imagery af…
Research has shown that, without eating, sniffing your food puts you at risk
A study has shown that eating a lot of fruits / vegetables not only benefits human health, but it also makes us feel happier and improve the quality of life.
The number of AIDS patients in Australia is now declining. Australian scientists have claimed to have won the battle against AIDS.
This is an exercise without support, it is simply a breathing technique and when you master your own breathing, you will easily fall asleep within 60 seconds.
Using a new experimental circuit, the researchers obtained unprecedented detailed images of the complex metastatic process of cancer, from the place of origin to other p…
US scientists have just released the results of testing a new gel, promising many possibilities to protect women from the risk of HIV infection from their partners.
Dr. Pamela Ewan of the University of Cambridge has published a study on new treatments for children with allergies to peanuts.
Emma-Grace Andrews (5 years old) was born with frog-like legs and had her first toddler step in the happiness of her family with special splints.
Professor Andrew Hill, a researcher at the Institute of Health Sciences at the University of Leeds in the UK, and colleagues conducted an experiment to understand childr…