Mental illness and smoking habits
People with mental illness are 70% more likely to smoke, compared to people without mental illness.
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People with mental illness are 70% more likely to smoke, compared to people without mental illness.
A study by Canadian scientists has brought good news to many patients with cancer.
A genetically modified virus tested in 30 patients with end-stage liver cancer can help them prolong their lives, ...
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Onions is an interesting plant. In Russian folk medicine, people regard onions as a panacea.
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The group of scientists at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute (WEHI), in Melbourne (Australia) on January 10, said that it has been discovered exactly how the human bod…
It is possible that someday older people will have the opportunity to apply a new therapy of American scientists to return to adolescence.
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