Cancer
10 things you may not know about the liver
Liver disease can continue silently for a long time; 50% of people with symptoms do not have symptoms, until the signs appear meaning the disease is severe.
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Cancer
90% of high alcohol users suffer from fatty liver
Fatty liver is the first stage of alcoholic cirrhosis. 10% of them develop liver cancer after cirrhosis. There is no specific treatment for fatty liver.
Cancer
5 ways to prevent breast cancer effectively
As one of the two most fatal cancers for women, breast cancer is becoming an invisible fear that affects our lives.
Cancer
Eating fish extract reduces the risk of liver cancer
According to Xinhua, a study published June 7 by the Japan Cancer Research Center said that people who regularly eat fish such as mackerel, sardines and long bream may d…
Cancer
Eating lots of walnuts reduces the risk of breast cancer
Scientists at the University of Marshall Medical School in Huntington, West Virginia state, say eating a lot of walnuts can help women reduce their risk of breast cancer.
Food safety
Things to know when eating fish
Fish is in the group of human daily essential foods. However, not everyone knows how to use and process fish properly, promoting all health benefits but limiting the ris…
New technology
Special batteries can provide the desired power
Researchers have created a new synthetic material that can be used to make a special battery that can store solar energy and emit it at any time at the desired amount.
New technology
Make 'green energy' from E. coli
E. coli is bad for many foodborne pathogens, urinary tract infections, diarrhea and other diseases.
New technology
Turn fish fat into biodiesel
Pangasius fatty acids in the Mekong River can not be recycled but can be renewed into biodiesel. This is the work of the staff at the Institute of Materials Science in H…
New technology
Diesel from chicken fat
Researchers at the University of Arkansas have successfully converted chicken fat into biodiesel. In the past, biodiesel producers used mainly refined soybean oil.