Alcoholic mouthwash increases the risk of cancer
A study published in the Australian Journal of Dentistry said that mouthwashes containing alcohol contributed to an increased risk of oral cancer.
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A study published in the Australian Journal of Dentistry said that mouthwashes containing alcohol contributed to an increased risk of oral cancer.
US scientists have shown progress in using urine test methods to detect colon cancer.
A blood test to analyze gene activity can help heart transplant patients avoid many inconveniences caused by invasive biopsy.
People who eat a lot of fish oil and other omega 3 fatty acids may reduce the risk of colon cancer.
People with dementia are serious even though they cannot remember what they have seen, but the sense of sadness can be preserved for a long time.
Eating foods that are too high in sugar will raise triglyceride levels in the blood, thereby increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases.
Children born will be healthier and less likely to be obese if pregnant mothers regularly exercise.
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Adults who drink one to two cups of alcohol a day can reduce their risk of diabetes compared with those who abstain from alcohol altogether.
People aged 50 years or older need to consider taking measures to reduce foods that contain a lot of copper and iron.
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Turning on the light for a few seconds to go to the night toilet is enough to destroy the body's cell division process, leading to cancer, both British and Israeli scien…
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