WHO warns the god of death Ebola will return, causing terror to humanity
In just a few weeks, the Ebola epidemic that once caused terror to the world could re-emerge due to the current disease-prone conditions.
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In just a few weeks, the Ebola epidemic that once caused terror to the world could re-emerge due to the current disease-prone conditions.
For the first time, Japan confirmed a worker working at the Fukushima nuclear power plant, once destroyed during the earthquake and tsunami more than 7 years ago, was ki…
Recently, the entertainment world has shocked the news that singer Demi Lovato is hospitalized urgently because of drug shock.
Smoking can cause serious harm, but there are still many other dangers that you have never been interested in.
The record of the longest living person was established 21 years ago by a French grandmother named Jeanne Calment, who died at the age of 122.
A Finnish research group found signs in the gene that could reflect the risk of sudden death from heart attack and stroke in a person very clearly 10 years later.
New research published by Queen's Belfast University (Northern Ireland, UK) shocked many people who were determined to say no to alcoholic beverages.
Experts from the University of Arizona (USA) noted divorce is linked to a series of bad health consequences, including an increased risk of premature death.
Health care is not so difficult, just pay attention to the very small details of life.
When faced with pressure - whether from life or work - our bodies will have the same reaction.
On May 10, Dr. David Goodall (Australia) will end his life at age 104 even though he is still healthy.
After a long struggle and more than a month became the controversial topic all over the world, Dr. David Goodall, Australia's oldest scientist died with a peaceful death…
Russian scientists in the framework of the potential Research Fund project have found a way to prolong the golden hour
Research has shown a cruel truth that sitting a lot makes our brain structure thinner and thinner.
The results of this study are published in Chronobiology International. In particular, scientists follow nearly half a million adults in the UK for about 6.5 years.