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US scientists have discovered five human gene variants, including four new gene variants, linked to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
There is growing scientific evidence that if a parent has Alzheimer's disease, their children will be at higher risk.
New tests have shown that the drug Erlotinib is as effective as chemotherapy, and is better tolerated in difficult cases in patients who develop rapidly after first-line…
In the past 30 years, the number of obese people has increased almost 2 times with scary numbers: 5 million people.
If people eat 53 grams of cheese or chocolate every day, the risk of bladder cancer will increase by 50%, the new researcher said.
A 5-year-old girl in China gets bacteria
A doctor at Tcheliabinski, Russia is experimenting with a strange method: he cures ill patients with jokes and mimes.
US scientists at Stanford University and colleagues around the world have discovered 13 new gene variants that may increase the risk of heart disease symptoms.
Scientists have discovered a single mutant gene that causes Hajdu-Cheney syndrome, a disorder that causes progressive bone loss and osteoporosis, which causes bones to b…
According to a recent study by Dutch scientists, drinking a cup of tea will help you answer the crossword faster.
US scientists at the University of Texas have identified a mechanism that causes one of the most common and dangerous infections in children, respiratory diseases.
The boy Li Shenghan, 4 years old in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, northeastern China suffers from a strange disease that causes many small pimples throughout his body. He…
Ashanti, an 8-year-old British girl, suffers from a strange disease, making her wrinkled face look like an 80-year-old woman.
Although there are serious side effects, we cannot deny the role of cancer chemotherapy in the process of reversing this incurable disease.