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The outbreak of scarlet fever outbreaks in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong government today (June 23) confirmed a 5-year-old boy died of scarlet fever, amid the outbreak of the disease there, according to AFP.
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Olive oil helps older people reduce their risk of stroke
A French study published on June 16 confirms an olive-rich diet that helps older people not only reduce the risk of heart disease but also stroke.
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Hanoi found many drinking water containing DEHP toxins
On June 16, the inspection team of Hanoi Health Department asked YngShin Food Co., Ltd. (Bich Hoa - Thanh Oai Industrial Complex) to recover 12 kinds of fruit juice cont…
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Occurrence of hand and foot disease in Hanoi
On the afternoon of June 9, Mr. Hoang Duc Hanh, Deputy Director of the Department of Health, said that in the past 2 weeks, Hanoi has had the first cases of hand, foot a…
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Revealing the first AIDS patient to be cured
On June 3, for the first time, the world's first AIDS patient was cured in public after nearly half a year of being hidden.
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Pregnant women eat a lot of fat and increase the risk of stillbirth
A recent study published in the June issue of Endocrinology reports that pregnant women who eat a lot of fatty foods are at increased risk of stillbirth.
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Bear bile has no healing effect
The video will air on central and local television channels from June, describing the doctor examining a patient who used bear bile to cure illness, but the disease did…
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Mobile phone wave: Harmless or health risk?
On June 1, the WHO published a report saying that they had evidence that mobile waves
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Attach the chip to the brain to help people with polio move themselves
British media on June 21 reported that patients with paralysis could one day move on their own thanks to a chip embedded in the brain along with controlled limbs.
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Fat people are more susceptible to influenza A / H1N1 than ordinary people
After a period of monitoring and treatment, physicians said fat people, despite being healthier, are more likely to be infected with the A / H1N1 flu virus and die more…
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Influenza A / H1N1 increased massively
In June 26 alone, 15 more cases of H1N1 flu were detected in the country, bringing the total number of cases to 96.
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Mothers are more likely to die from E. coli infection
On June 16, BV. Tu Du said that in 100 cases of amniotic infection, the probability of E. coli infection accounts for 35%. This bacterium can release toxins, enter the h…
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Short limbs are related to the risk of dementia
According to a study published in the American Academy of Neuroscience's medical journal in June 2008, people with shorter limbs had a higher risk of dementia at an olde…
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Device ICD saves millions of people with heart disease
On 21 June, ICD transplantation took place in Thong Nhat HCMC Hospital (Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator - Implantable cardioverter defibrillator) for Dang Thanh V…
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Using a false breast can reduce the risk of sudden death during sleep
On June 24, experts from the UK's Infant Research Organization warned parents to give babies a pacifier often while sleeping to avoid the risk of sudden death.