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Hydrocephalus is not a separate disease but rather a consequence of a group of different diseases that share a common feature of impaired circulation or absorption of ce…
According to a specialist, patients with schizophrenia, if properly treated, can still participate in labor as normal people.
Is stroke a hereditary disease; Dizziness is a symptom of stroke; How to prevent? ... are common questions about stroke.
In the 80s and 90s of the twentieth century, HIV-infected patients are expected to die soon. Therefore, they quit their jobs, withdrew their pensions and tried to enjoy…
Cancer is a phantom haunting people all over the world, especially in Vietnam. Even the treatment of diseases such as radiotherapy also devastates the body, causing the…
Scientists have successfully recovered cardiac function in pigs with heart failure through genetic modification. This therapy will be clinically tested on humans next ye…
According to HowStuffworks, ginger is a traditional medicine of natural origin that is trusted by many medical doctors.
Your genome set is usually 49.99% like everyone else. But there are a few mutations that you can create, or you may be their victims. And gene mutations are often very o…
The pubic lice are located deep in the pores that cling to the skin of the person making it difficult for the burned person to detect itching but only think of another i…
Ray Lewis, 48, suffers from a strange syndrome that causes the stomach to ferment all food in the stomach, making him drunk all day.
One could argue that these epidemics are actually not new, they have existed in human society for centuries but have only recently been known for scientific progress.
Like a normal outside environment, a hospital is also a place where people can develop infections, due to germs that are available or spread from others.
New research results published in Science Translational Medicine raise concerns about the infectious potential of this disease.
Most men infected with T. vaginalis do not show symptoms but they will spread the disease to their partners.