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Anti-impotence drugs such as Viagra and Levitra can help put cancer treatment drugs into the brain to kill malignant tumors, US scientists claim.
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Anti-impotence drugs such as Viagra and Levitra can help put cancer treatment drugs into the brain to kill malignant tumors, US scientists claim.
Australian scientists have identified eight types of genes involved in the development of malaria parasites in human red blood cells. This opens a new direction in fight…
Controlling blood pressure when entering middle age will help reduce the risk of dementia, the researchers said.
Recently, we learned that tomatoes help prevent sunburns and form early wrinkles, red grapes enhance memory while rhubarb is good for kidney patients. However, not all s…
A piece of cool watermelon will work for you like Viagra sex medicine. But don't rush to hope it will keep you enthusiastic all night.
If you're an impulsive person, your biggest danger is stomach ulcers. If you are hostile, aggressive and impatient, you should be alert to heart disease.
Future medicine will gradually eliminate obsolete treatments, instead of revolutionary innovations, from nano-pill to self-find and kill cancer to self-monitoring cardio…
When children complain that math homework will not help them in real life, a recent answer may suggest that math can help cure cancer.
Smoking and obesity can cause long-term hearing damage. Both affect the blood flow to the ears, causing a lack of oxygen and do not remove toxins.
Eating spinach will help diabetic patients reduce cardiovascular events, a new study shows.
Drinking a cup of caffeine-containing coffee before breakfast with a low-sugar cereal may make some people at risk for type 2 diabetes, a Canadian researcher said.
That was the conclusion of the University of Pittsburgh medicine department (USA) after following up on 1,210 people aged 30-54 years.
A new cardiopulmonary machine can be transplanted without invasive surgery.
A study by the University of California San Francisco found that indirect exposure to cigarette smoke, even for a short time, was harmful to health.
Scientists at the Toronto General Hospital Research Institute have discovered a new signaling pathway between three organs - intestine, brain and liver - that can lower…