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Non-specialized abortion is deadly dangerous
More than half a million women die each year during pregnancy and childbirth, largely due to treatable or preventable causes.
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Thinking you sick will make you sick
Reading side effects on the blister pack can make you more susceptible to them, and if you think about death while lying on the operating table, you will easily go to se…
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14 reasons for you to drink lots of water
Over 70% of an adult's weight is water. Our bodies cannot function without water: death thirst is much faster than starvation.
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Men will be at risk if they eat a lot of eggs
Eating too many eggs is likely to increase the risk of death in men, even this risk may double for men with diabetes.
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Fish oil reduces the risk of prostate cancer
Fish oil may protect men from the risk of death from prostate cancer, a study indicates.
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Red meat and industrially processed meat increase the risk of death
According to a new article, people who eat more red meat and processed meat during the 10 years have a higher risk of death from all causes, including cancer and heart d…
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Why can parachutes die
What makes the skydiving dangerous? Perhaps everyone thought it was a risk of not opening.
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Threat from 'nutritional deviance'
Being sick with anorexia or insensitive eating is the leading cause of death among Italian teenagers, mostly women.
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Obese mother, children are prone to birth defects
Women with obesity during pregnancy increase the risk of having children with birth defects.
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Early birth rate increases
New government data confirm that the premature birth rate in the United States continues to rise, putting many newborns at risk of death and disability.
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Prohibit smoking helps reduce 41% of cases of heart attack
After 3 years of implementing a ban on workplace smoking, Pueblo's hospitalization for heart attack infarction was reduced by 41%.
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Cancer: The world's No. 1 killer in 2010
According to a report from the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on December 9, cancer will overcome heart disease to become the leading killer disease in 2010.
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The 42-year-old man is cured of AIDS
For more than a decade of HIV infection, a man seems to have escaped this death 20 months after a bone marrow transplant.
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Fan should be turned on in the newborn room
Fanning when a baby sleeps can significantly reduce the risk of sudden death in babies, US researchers say.