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Foot and mouth disease is beginning in the season. Since the beginning of the year, the Ministry of Health has recorded more than 51,000 cases in 63 provinces and cities…
Currently in the hot season, the rabies situation in rabies bites occurs in some localities and there have been cases of death due to inappropriate and timely management.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) survey found that more than 85 percent of teenagers who wear contact lenses are bad habits that increase the risk of…
Here are some natural or synthetic substances that are widely used to prevent head and neck cancer.
Cold rain easily causes peripheral blood vessels to shrink, reduce blood supply to peripheral organs, including skin, muscles, joints causing aches and pains in the musc…
It is known that since the beginning of the year, there have been 90,000 cases of hemorrhage recorded, of which 24 deaths.
Dengue fever is an acute infectious disease, caused by Dengue virus and Aedes Aegypti mosquito is the vector of transmission.
First of all, scientists at John Innes Biological Center created gene codes that act as a
People with dengue should eat porridge, soup, papaya, orange juice, avoid oily and spicy foods.
Although not yet reached the peak of dengue epidemics like every year (September to November), the country now has more than 80,550 people infected, 22 deaths, one woman…
Compared to the same period in 2016, the number of cases increased by 33.5%, the number of deaths increased by 5 cases. The number of cases is concentrated mainly in the…
Control of type 2 diabetes requires a combination of lifestyle factors such as regular exercise, weight loss and proper medication, according to Boldsky.
According to Futurism, by 2050, as expected, in the US alone, about 5 million people will be diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
Iodine is an essential element for the synthesis of thyroid hormones, helps brain development and physical growth in children.
According to the World Health Organization, viral hepatitis is one of the diseases known as the silent killer, causing the deaths of millions of people around the world.