Too happy can also take life
A newly published study suggests that people with too much joy may die earlier than those who live sadly.
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A newly published study suggests that people with too much joy may die earlier than those who live sadly.
Cardiovascular disease is the highest cause of death in modern society and the direct cause is due to high blood cholesterol levels.
Each year, Vietnam has about 40,000 tobacco-related deaths, while the number of deaths due to HIV / AIDS accumulated until March 2008 is only about this number.
Scientists have discovered the real cause of Joseph Merrick's death, dubbed the Elephant, due to the weight of his oversized big head that crushed his spinal cord.
In fact, it is possible to confirm that, viagra is more or less related to these deaths either directly or indirectly.
Sex and exercise can cause heart attacks in some people if they do not regularly perform those two activities.
Scientists have discovered that polluted atmosphere is also a cause and it also has a stronger impact than the above factors.
World Health Organization's warning, 4% of deaths worldwide are caused by alcohol, which is even higher than AIDS.
People who eat a lot of fiber every day may be less likely to die prematurely due to diseases like heart attack, cancer and infection.
According to health experts, cancer can be prevented if people eat enough nutrients and exercise more.
Vaccination to prevent cholera, will help limit the number of deaths when cholera outbreaks, according to new research.
Scientists have discovered that some painkillers used to treat swelling such as Celebrex and Advil can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke or even death.
People with less physical activity will be at risk of non-communicable diseases such as cardiovascular, diabetes, cancer ... 5 times higher than those who regularly do p…
For the first time, scientists discovered aspirin to help people fight prostate, lung, brain and palate cancer.
Geneticists have found an accurate way to determine the life expectancy of any person.