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The environment is often seriously polluted by sewage from sewers, sanitation facilities dissolved in water. This is the cause of some outbreaks.
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The environment is often seriously polluted by sewage from sewers, sanitation facilities dissolved in water. This is the cause of some outbreaks.
The throat area often faces the risk of infection and, more importantly, cancer. How to detect and prevent cancer in this area 'gateway'?
A new study finds that preterm birth changes the way children connect their brains and this may help explain the occurrence of autism.
Research by American scientists found a direct link between family income, educational background and brain size of growing children and teens.
The oral experience of many people is to chew green beans, sticky rice and apply it to the creep, which increases the risk of complications. So, how to prevent and treat…
Although knowing that low-heeled shoes will be healthier, many women still bite their teeth to make a more graceful, graceful step on high-heeled shoes or sandals.
One news that will be unhappy with many people is that the amount of chocolate in the world is gradually depleting.
Human eyes are not only used to capture images but also perform the opposite process, using eyes to express thoughts and moods.
Peruvian scientists warn that the country's glaciers are in danger of disappearing due to negative effects of global climate change.
With many bustling trade and tourism centers and migrant labor forces, East Asia is now facing the risk of Ebola infection.
On the flight landing at Tan Son Nhat, 2 passengers from the Ebola epidemic show fever. They were quarantined and took samples for testing.
Researchers suspect that the first person infected with Ebola in West Africa is a two-year-old boy, who died on December 6 last year, just days after falling ill in a vi…
Activities to distribute anti-radioactive drugs to people are being carried out in the area of Sendai nuclear power plant expected to be restarted this year.
Scientists claim they have finally discovered why women in rural areas often give birth more and are heavier than their urban counterparts.
Pregnant women who live near fields and farms that use pesticides are at high risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder or developmental delay.