Electronic cigarettes are at risk for health
E-cigarettes, which are increasingly used in the world, are believed to be unsafe and pose a risk to health.
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E-cigarettes, which are increasingly used in the world, are believed to be unsafe and pose a risk to health.
In early 2011, NaNo-Lipposome pharmaceuticals used to treat cancer will be marketed.
According to fitness expert Gillian Reeves in the UK, to keep the body slim and firm, we don't have to exercise to sweat.
US scientists have found that the use of many types of marine fish with oil in each meal can be an important factor to help the elderly avoid blindness due to age.
Currently, many cooking tools on the market are coated with a non-stick coating. Actually, it is a heat-resistant polymer. After a period of use, they peeled off ...
Drinking 1 or 2 tablespoons of fruit vinegar each day can help increase good cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, according to a recent stud…
Milk and chicken eggs as main food is often the choice of many people for breakfast, but the combination is not scientific.
Creating mosquitoes that cannot transmit disease is the way scientists kill dangerous infectious species but leave no consequences for ecological imbalance.
Apple is the most used food after bananas and grapes because it has many uses such as anti-cancer, slimming and blood pressure.
Scientists on November 16 warned of cases of infection
A study shows that regular use of two (or more) languages will bring positive effects in improving brain activity as well as health.
A diet rich in harmful sweeteners, such as high-fat foods, can adversely affect the health of both people of average weight.
Scientists advise men not to eat a lot of unsaturated high-fat and monounsaturated foods such as bacon, ...
Magnetic resonance imaging will quickly help patients who are treated for ischemic stroke, which may be due to the appearance of blood clots right in the brain artery.
For the first time in medical history, scientists have restored part of their vision to blind patients by implanting tiny microchips into the retina.