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A well-balanced diet can help maintain a healthy body even in old age. According to scientists, nutrition is 'weapon' that helps prevent many diseases.
Now there is much evidence that sneezing can cause serious injuries, even death.
Drinking 8 cups of tea a day will benefit your health in many ways, such as helping to fight heart disease, improving brain health and longevity, a new study in the UK c…
Scientists at Duke University Medical Center (USA) have discovered two antibodies 2F5 and 4E10 have mechanisms to prevent transmission of HIV.
Instead of using steel wire to re-attach intentionally broken sternum during thoracotomy, Canadian experts have found a more effective method of healing, that is to use…
Italian scientists have successfully developed a new method to regenerate breast tissue cells of breast cancer patients without surgery.
Crunchy crust crust, tough, besides special sweetness that many people love, can also prevent the formation of malignant tumors in the stomach and duodenum.
Some chemicals in plastic toys, bags, and products have the ability to control the activity of male sex hormones, making boys more feminine.
Breathing polluted air for a short time can cause some genes to change. This effect increases the risk of cancer and many other diseases according to newly published Ita…
Multivitamins can help improve life expectancy in women, by protecting the tail of the DNA from being shortened during cell division.
Ginger can help alleviate nausea caused by cancer drugs and is especially effective when used in the lowest doses.
A British study found that working long hours at a time can increase the risk of dementia.
The findings of scientists from Australia's Menzies Institute suggest that vitamin D may help reduce the progression of multiple sclerosis.
Every day using a lot of medicine, little girl Lillie Sutcliffe struggled with the pain in her own body to prevent the cells from freezing.
Two Bangladeshi twins are recovering after 29 hours of surgery to separate the two conjoined heads.