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Cancer: The world's No. 1 killer in 2010
According to a report from the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on December 9, cancer will overcome heart disease to become the leading killer disease in 2010.
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Doctors do not correctly diagnose overweight in children
Despite the widespread attention of mass media on research that shows that one-third of US children have weight problems, a new study indicates that only about one-third…
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Music can help your heart be healthy
Favorite songs or songs not only help the spirit of the person become excited, but also help the blood vessels expand more.
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The benefits of green plants in the house
Trees not only beautify your home but also bring many other beneficial effects. According to many scientific studies, plants help improve air quality
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Many diseases break out due to the greenhouse effect
Global warming may contribute to the recent outbreak of many deadly diseases in the Philippines, according to the country's health minister.
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LEDs can slow the rate of skin aging
Sunlight causes many types of damage to the skin, but the red light of the luminescent diode can help us eliminate them.
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Soybeans actually reduce cholesterol
Soy foods have long been considered a valuable food source for health benefits.
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Fan should be turned on in the newborn room
Fanning when a baby sleeps can significantly reduce the risk of sudden death in babies, US researchers say.
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New technique of coronary artery: Five hours of surgery, ten years of health
Department of Cardiovascular and Cardiology - Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy has just applied new techniques: coronary artery bypass with 2 chest a…
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Pregnant women are not less lucid
The long-held idea is that the electoral era made women 's minds less lucid, or confused, but the latest work by Australian researchers found that these were just rumors.
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When the heart begins to tire, it will beat weakly or never function again. A bone fracture can be cracked or.
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Taking oral vitamin D can prevent some skin diseases
A study conducted by the Department of Pharmacology at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) suggests that using oral vitamin D can produce chemical compounds .…
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The more alcohol drinking the faster the brain
A study by US scientists shows that the habit of drinking alcohol and alcoholic drinks can affect the process of reducing brain volume in humans.
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Bisphenol A in plastic and its association with metabolic syndrome
New research by the University of Cincinnati (UC) shows that the chemical used to make hard plastics - bisphenol A (BPA) - is a risk factor for metabolic syndrome and it…
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Weather changes can make heart disease worse
This may sound a bit confusing and perhaps intuitive, but the connection between the cold of the weather and the heart attack has been hypothesized a few times.