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Good news for asthma patients
Sunlight can be a savior for asthma sufferers. According to scientists from the Australian Institute of Child Health Research, sunlight can help reduce symptoms of the d…
Biological clock signals meal times
Like an alarm clock in your body, rely on the sun to inform your employer when to go to sleep, you also have a watch
WHO: 'Be careful with the sun!'
Every year, 60,000 people worldwide die from excessive sun exposure, mainly due to skin cancer. Of these, the WHO Report (World Health Organization) said 48,000 people d…
Some sun damage to the eyes
Life on earth cannot exist without the sun. Ultraviolet radiation in the sun has a good effect on human health, such as promoting the biosynthesis of vitamin D.
Food helps skin to catch the sun
In order to prevent the skin from being devastated by ultraviolet rays in the sun, you should eat lots of bean sprouts, green vegetables, egg yolks, liver ... because th…
Freckles are easily mistaken for dangerous skin diseases
Freckles really do not affect health but are easily confused with more serious diseases like malignant moles, skin cancer ... So if you have one or more pigment spots th…
Rich people are prone to skin cancer
American scientists discover that rich people go to beaches and golf courses to expose their bodies to the sun, increasing the risk of skin cancer.
How does skin cancer destroy people?
Continuously exposed to the sun without self-protection, Judy Cloud, 49, of the United States, has skin cancer and decides to share the impact of the disease on the body…
What really happened when we were sunburned?
One of the reasons we have to avoid going out on hot days is
How to deal ultraviolet rays in the hot season
The hot days make people's lives turn upside down. In Ho Chi Minh City, UV index (ultraviolet rays) is quite dangerous.
The girl may die if exposed to the sun
The skin disease caused Andrea, the American, to dare to go out at night. She has also undergone 25 surgeries to remove cancer-causing cells.
Simple principle avoids skin cancer
The harshest sunshine is from 10am to 4pm. Therefore, you need to minimize direct sun exposure during this time.
Vitamin D increases the risk of non-melanoma skin cancer
The latest American Journal of Dermatology, published on August 16, published a study by US scientists saying vitamin D increases the risk of non-melanoma skin cancer.
5 things to know about skin cancer
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer, more than all other cancers combined. Most skin cancers can be detected early easily. However, clinically, it is important…