Volunteer activities help us live longer
Individuals who regularly participate in volunteering because they really want to help others are at lower risk of death than those who never participate in volunteering.
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Individuals who regularly participate in volunteering because they really want to help others are at lower risk of death than those who never participate in volunteering.
Desperate before incurable diseases, many patients went to hospitals in China to treat them
Bubonic plague, a bacterial infection that causes the lymph nodes to swell, is painful called lymphadenopathy.
A stent, a wire mesh tube, is placed in a narrowed or blocked artery, designed to reduce the risk of stroke. However, it is the culprit that increases the risk of second…
Exercise daily, in addition to avoiding some illnesses, also prolong life, in the same living conditions. And of course, the earlier the morning exercise routine (about…
Girl Hannah Harpin, 8 years old, can't play outside during summer days like other children because the hot weather can endanger her life.
The US investigating committee on human medical experiment in 1946-1948 in Guatemala has announced that there are 83 Guatemala people conducted unethical medical experim…
Studies conducted at ages 25 and older in Australia recommend that watching too much television will reduce your life expectancy by 5 years. Just watch TV for 1 hour, yo…
Most teenage girls often like to groom their hair every time they go out. But with Megan Stewart in Scotland, combing hair is a matter of life and death.
Russian national Duma is discussing the issue of whether to ban energy drinks that many experts believe are related to many deaths of users ...
In a recent study, scientists discovered a class of compounds that interfere with the cell signaling pathway that could lead to new cancer treatments.
Austrian Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart may have died of a lack of vitamin D, a theory by US and Austrian scientists.
Dieing because laughing or laughing until death is a phenomenon that sometimes happens in reality.
Watching TV for two hours a day increases the risk of premature death, health experts have warned after investigating hundreds of thousands of people for decades.
Hand, foot and mouth disease is currently causing many worries and confusion for many parents, because of the complicated situation, the number of children with serious…