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According to Science Alert, the proportion of people who are struck by lightning during their lifetime is relatively small, about 1 / 12,000. In nearly 500 people hit by…
Sweating is the body's normal response to hot weather and exercise. However, if sweat is secreted too much with strange symptoms, it may be a sign of a health problem th…
Eye blood vessels reflect brain health and can alert the risk of dementia, cardiovascular disease or stroke.
NBC reporter Ashoka Mukpo has just returned to the US to conduct treatment, he is the fourth American infected with Ebola virus.
Three hours is the level of red alert time scientists give to those who watch television.
Studies have shown that just spending a few nights sleeping 7 hours or less is enough to make our brains become less alert and react significantly slower.
British media simultaneously quoted experts as warning, a Russian ghost ship, filled with cannibal rats and pathogens, could be on the coast of the country.
Most people enter their cars, the first thing is in the morning, and the last thing is at night, 7 days a week. And whenever you sit in the car, they start and turn on t…
US scientists say people who regularly consume artificial sweeteners are at increased risk of negative health consequences like type 2 diabetes, UPI news agency reported…
Janelle Wohltmann, a graduate student at the University of Arizona psychology department, and the university's researchers, conducted an experiment with participants age…
This is a new study published at the annual meeting of the North American Radiology Association in the United States.
We often think that yawning is a sign of depression or sleepiness, but a new study shows that this action is good for your health, helping you to be more alert by coolin…
Hand, foot and mouth disease is currently causing many worries and confusion for many parents, because of the complicated situation, the number of children with serious…
American scientists at Washington State University have just discovered the mechanism by which the brain moves from alert to dormant.
According to a recent study, drinking coffee while you are drunk does not make you more alert but will affect your judgment.