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Salt is an essential part of life but can also damage health, the problem is in use. Is your salt use correct for a long time?
New research once again raises questions about the safety of BPA plastic when it is thought to be linked to heart disease.
The intelligence of children is formed primarily by the family environment, not by the amount of DHA in breastmilk or enriched formula.
The research team consists of two students Hoang Ngoc Tu and Nguyen Thi Minh Trang, Faculty of Food Technology, Saigon Technology University.
Canadian scientists have published a new study that suggests HPV vaccine (prevention of cervical cancer) can prevent cancer in the neck and some other cancers.
The cause of appendicitis is caused by a special virus that acts similarly to the virus that causes influenza.
Pumpkin seeds are not only a funny and nutritious snack in the traditional Tet holiday but also provide a lot of health benefits.
Wrinkles on the forehead suddenly increased. When such a sign appears, the liver is righteous. At this time, it is advisable to limit the consumption of animal meat.
Nuts seem rich in calories and fat. But no, experts say: we should sip these nuts if we want to be healthy and slender. This is a great snack!
This winter, millions of parents will give children a fever-reducing medicine. But now many doctors and researchers believe that parents and doctors are overly worried.
On average, at the age of 30, the ovaries of women are only 12% (equal to an eighth) compared to when they were born.
Eating lots of high-magnesium foods such as spinach, broccoli (cauliflower), can help us increase brain memory and memory.
The Russian ophthalmologist warns, people who are addicted to 3D movies should not go to the theater to watch movies floating more than three times a week.
US scientists claim that high blood pressure associated with dementia and blood pressure control is the best way to prevent middle-aged dementia.