Vaccines against obesity
US scientists have developed a vaccine to help prevent weight gain. This vaccine has resulted in successful testing in mice and is being studied further for human use.
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US scientists have developed a vaccine to help prevent weight gain. This vaccine has resulted in successful testing in mice and is being studied further for human use.
Obese women have a higher risk of having complications during childbirth than normal women. This is a study done by the British gynecological medical journal.
By the end of this decade, the number of overweight children worldwide will increase significantly and have a profound impact on all areas from health to economics, acco…
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin (USA) have discovered a virus that causes obesity, which can increase animal body fat stores. In previous studies, the team co…
There are things just an exaggeration about the risk of cancer in life - but it is becoming more and more popular. What is the truth and the fiction?
Researchers have found that the incidence of bowel cancer is increasing in Europe. They believe that waist size may be a major cause of this trend.
According to one study, nearly 6% of new cancers diagnosed worldwide in 2012, about 800,000 cases, are caused by diabetes and overweight.
According to the researchers, each increase of 0.1 units in the ratio between waist and hip increases the risk of breast cancer and a range of other diseases by 21%.
Pancreatic cancer often causes very few symptoms until it develops and spreads. It is ranked in the top cancer with the highest mortality rate.
A new study shows that every waist increases to 5.08cm, the risk of liver cancer is difficult to detect will increase to 10%.
International researchers on August 24 said that overweight patients are at risk of developing stomach cancer, gastrointestinal diseases as well as brain diseases and pr…
Colorectal cancer is a common type of cancer, but according to studies, up to two-thirds of cases can be prevented by lifestyle changes.
Do not share needles, practice safe sex such as using condoms, avoid obesity, limit alcohol use ... to prevent liver cancer.
People wearing tight belts increase the risk of developing throat cancer, according to research by Scottish scientists.
As we all know overweight and obese people with high BMI (Body Mass Index), there is a high risk of a myriad of dangerous diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, and…