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More than 20% of the cases indicated for shooting are unnecessary, while this poses a serious danger to human health, ...
Nearly 30% of 1,577 establishments nationwide have violated regulations on annual report on the status of radiation safety ...
The French Ministry of Health is required to publish the radiation level of mobile devices at all points of sale starting from April next year.
In recent years, cellular immunotherapy has been increasingly used in the treatment of tumors in cancer patients.
Children must be exposed to excessive radiation when CT scans can increase the risk of cancer.
Radiation from energy-saving light bulbs can have negative effects on the nerves, muscles, eyes and skin of users.
Inhibition of POLQ gene will help kill cancer cells in the process when patients are treated with radiation measures.
The scientific analysis shows that the radiation emitted from the phones you are using does not affect your health at all.
In Vietnam, this is the first study and it opens up the prospect of helping women who have cancer to be treated can still have children.
One thing most moms don't know or don't get advice about is that the fetal ultrasound will most likely be affected by radiation. This is the conclusion of the French Nat…
Smoking 30 cigarettes a day, you will receive thousands of times more radiation than plants that live in the Chernobyl nuclear disaster area.
The extract of tea can help recover damaged or poisoned skin during radiation therapy. This is the result of research by a group of American scientists published in BMC…
An analysis by researchers at Fox Chase Cancer Research Center sought to identify what factors are related to treatment that can avoid dependence on the most feeding tub…
Scientists are testing a new blood test that helps surgical patients know whether cancer cells remain in their bodies after surgery.
New research by the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) shows that people may not be healthy enough for a trip to any other planet.