East Asia and the Pacific against hepatitis B
WHO representative office in the Western Pacific region (including countries such as China, Australia and Papua New Guinea) said it would host World Hepatitis Hepatitis…
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WHO representative office in the Western Pacific region (including countries such as China, Australia and Papua New Guinea) said it would host World Hepatitis Hepatitis…
While ordinary people can express all expressive gestures to express their emotions, then Lucy Pratt, a 25-year-old British girl, only needs a shrug to talk to while tal…
Drinking two cups of coffee a day may increase estrogen levels in Asian women, according to research by University of Utah scientists (USA).
For Freyah Rose Lyons, everything is black and white because she suffers from a rare syndrome that makes her eyes unable to see any color.
When Jessica Ward was born, doctors told her parents that she could not live past 1 year.
Girl Hannah Harpin, 8 years old, can't play outside during summer days like other children because the hot weather can endanger her life.
Speaking of an increasingly serious abortion for sex selection in many countries, author Mara Hvistendahl wrote a long article in US Foreign Policy magazine.
A young English woman asked her boyfriend to hold a wedding ceremony with her so she could fulfill the dream of standing in front of the altar to say the word before the…
The latest research shows that Southeast Asia is currently one of the fastest growing regions in the world. However, 600 million people in this area are also facing heal…
Simeon Fairburn in Queensland, Australia has endured daily pain to last 29cm in 2 years.
The boy, George Cullen, 11, and his brother, Simon Cullen, 13, have sharp teeth like vampire characters in the movie Twilight.
Earthquakes, tsunamis, super typhoons blizzard devastating Southeast Asia and the South Pacific during the past week, causing thousands of deaths, but scientists warn th…
In the city of Olinda Northeast Brazil, 27-year-old mother Rosemere Fernandes de Andrade and her husband Joao, despite being African-American blacks, have three children…
The economic transformation in Asia is threatening the health of the people in the region, a warning warned by Australian Tarantola professor on July 7.
Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) worries people and governments in many Asian countries, while experts claim that HFMD can be prevented and controlled, without panic.