Eating red meat can increase the risk of dying young
According to a US study of more than 120,000 people published on March 12, eating a portion of processed red meat every day could increase the risk of dying young.
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According to a US study of more than 120,000 people published on March 12, eating a portion of processed red meat every day could increase the risk of dying young.
A study published in the British Medical Journal in 2009 found that people who were slow to face the risk of death from heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems w…
Researchers say anemia could triple the risk of death within a year after a stroke, UPI news agency reported.
Blood pressure should be measured on both arms because the difference between blood pressure on the left hand and right hand indicates some health problems.
Eating two large slices of smoked meat or a sausage daily can increase the risk of pancreatic cancer by 19%, according to research by scientists at Karolinska Research I…
But thanks to a type of nano-tape made by American scientists, the risk of death from blood flow will be significantly reduced.
A new vaccine can reduce the number of deaths caused by one of the most common meningitis in children. The current vaccination program only protects the body from a few…
According to a new study published Jan. 8, a drug discovered nearly four years ago to help muscle in lazy mice may also work to prevent sudden death from heat.
US researchers say sadness and loss of loved ones can make bereaved attacks heart attacks.
In a rare and extremely rare case of medicine, Caleb Teodorescu, who lives in Arizona, USA, was discharged after a week of surveillance.
Jovie Wyse girl meets a rare disease of sleep apnea. This means she can die when sleeping.
Swedish researchers say alcoholics are at increased risk of dying early if they carry a special genetic variant, according to Top News.
A group of scientists from Britain, Germany and the US has just announced that they have deciphered the genome of the bacterium causing the Black Death, the worst plague…
A 10-year study in the US with 135,000 male participants showed that non-children were at higher risk of dying from heart disease than those with children.
CDC's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says at least 13 people have been killed and 72 others are in danger due to an outbreak of the disease. Bacteria from Co…