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Diabetes mellitus should be considered if urination is too much, about 4-8 liters / day; pale urine, no sugar. Drinking less water only makes patients uncomfortable, not…
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Diabetes mellitus should be considered if urination is too much, about 4-8 liters / day; pale urine, no sugar. Drinking less water only makes patients uncomfortable, not…
From 2 years ago, Japan's leading technology corporation Hitachi developed the basic technology to detect breast cancer and colon cancer by using urine samples.
Only 6,000 residents of Kaneyama town in Yamagata prefecture have the highest rate of deaths from stomach cancer in Japan.
Bladder cancer is very dangerous but not all women pay attention, they often pay attention to ovarian cancer and breast cancer.
According to Assoc. Nguyen Nghiem Luat, some cancers can show pathological signs such as cancer of the skin, cervix, breast, rectum and mouth, so can be diagnosed and tr…
The disease often comes with erectile dysfunction, blood in the urine or semen, bone pain, feeling weak or numb in the legs or feet ...
Japanese scientists introduced a method to detect cancer by using round worms to sense the patient's urine smell.
When you go for a physical examination, you usually have a doctor appoint a blood test and urine test. However, if the doctor does not explain it, you cannot understand…
British scientists introduced a toilet model that could transform urine into electricity, to be applied in refugee camps.
Cow urine shampoo inspired by the ancient formula is a quirky product that has just been made and marketed.
Contraception, makeup, skin care, medicine ... are the few special uses of feces and urine.
Four Nigerian girls surprised many by introducing a urine-powered generator in Lagos, South Nigeria.
An Israeli company has unveiled applications based on phone cameras to analyze images, thereby finding diseases and suggesting treatment directions.
The type of battery that uses electrolytes made from urine appears to be superior in terms of cost, charging times, life expectancy and safety for users.
After urine charging, scientists created another device that could turn urine into potable water and fertilizer.