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Some foods that are considered nutritious and healthy can still harm the body if used incorrectly.
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Some foods that are considered nutritious and healthy can still harm the body if used incorrectly.
Exposure to loud noise not only causes deafness but also leads to serious health problems.
Soft drinks should be labeled with a warning about health harms so that they are not socially acceptable like cigarettes.
Artificial light emitted from every light source destroys sleep, but the biggest vandal is blue light emitted from computers, smartphones, TVs and iPads.
Kidneys are at risk if you have one of the habits below. Please try to remove or limit as much as possible.
Excessive use of children's devices such as car seats, strollers and swing chairs will affect the ability of social development, long-term harm to children.
Eating at night is a habit that has both advantages and disadvantages to health. But do we know enough about the harmful effects of night eating?
Passive smoking can cause long-term damage to a child's arteries, causing aging of the blood vessels 3 years earlier than usual, the scientists said.
Placing an infant to sleep next to a lullaby may increase the risk of hearing loss, affecting his speech ability and language development.
Recent studies confirm that noise pollution leads the list of harmful air pollutants that are dangerous for adults and children.
New research has shown that late phone use will prevent you from getting a good night's sleep and reducing your productivity the next day.
A new study found that common wet paper products can cause children to have a rash, pain in the skin because of preservative chemicals.
Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause blurred vision or double vision. Ultraviolet rays can burn the cornea, damage the lens and retina, increase the risk of cataracts.
This new study provides a clearer look at how alcohol consumption can increase the risk of DNA mutations and cancer.
People who follow daily news about the Boston marathon bombings are more psychologically affected than those who are actually at the scene.