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Some of the following special cases are recommended not to use birth control pills of any kind to avoid adverse health effects.
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Some of the following special cases are recommended not to use birth control pills of any kind to avoid adverse health effects.
Sex and exercise can cause heart attacks in some people if they do not regularly perform those two activities.
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.
According to a recent study by Dutch scientists, drinking a cup of tea will help you answer the crossword faster.
Scientists have discovered that polluted atmosphere is also a cause and it also has a stronger impact than the above factors.
Shark microbes have no anticancer effect as many people think, but even contain mercury, a dangerous substance for humans.
Children under 3 years of age eating lots of fast foods like chips, snacks, biscuits, pizzas, etc. may be less intelligent when they grow up than other children of the s…
Chinese food experts warn consumers to be cautious about cucumbers with flowers under fruit because they contain growth hormones.
Eating lots of berries such as strawberries, apples, grapes, ... can help reduce the risk of Parkinson's disease.
A recent study showed that cholesterol in chicken eggs is only 1/3 of the 90s of the last century.
The toxicity of tobacco becomes very high if people smoke early in the morning, when they have not eaten or eaten anything.
Recent studies by Rany Shamloul and other documents show that marijuana has a negative impact on men's sexual activity.
A recent report by US medical doctors warns that drinking plenty of energy drinks can jeopardize the health of children and underage adults.
Try to let your baby hear the chirping sounds of birds singing, maybe with plastic birds with batteries. This method proved successful, making your child not afraid anym…
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made its first decision on controlling percholorate chemical limits in drinking water.