The influence of cold weather on the goalkeeper
Goalkeepers who are the least likely to move on the field should be most susceptible and suffer a high risk of injury when playing under the cold weather.
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Goalkeepers who are the least likely to move on the field should be most susceptible and suffer a high risk of injury when playing under the cold weather.
Weather has a significant impact on human health, we can only feel it
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Doctor Tran Van Thi, Head of Respiratory Department of Nguyen Tri Phuong Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City, said allergic rhinitis often occurs in the elderly, due to the hyp…
Preparing in advance from now on will help you prevent dreadful illnesses during Tet
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Itching and tingling throughout the body is one of the common symptoms of winter.
Northern weather is going through cold days with low heat, accompanied by rain, so it is extremely difficult to drive to the road.
According to Health, when temperatures fall in the winter, weather-related health problems start to rise.
Associate Prof. Dr. Le Van Phung, former Director of the Institute for Accreditation of Vaccines and Medical Biologicals warns that the current infection is still the di…
The temperature may drop to 11-14 degrees Celsius, there are places below 10 degrees Celsius. It gets cold, and the heat level drops sharply, which can make us change bo…
On cold, damaging cold days, some people often have redness, itching and pain at the fingertips and toes and create a very unpleasant feeling.
According to ScienceAlert, about 50-90% of people experience runny nose when it is cold. This natural reaction can be considered a symptom of a cold or needing body heat.
The rumor that joint pain often occurs when it rains for centuries has been countered by recent research by scientists at Harvard.