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Uc Davis University, USA has just launched a new treatment for severe asthma. It is a bronchial orthopedic method, which is considered a long-term option for controlling…
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Uc Davis University, USA has just launched a new treatment for severe asthma. It is a bronchial orthopedic method, which is considered a long-term option for controlling…
For every five people who perform a defibrillator transplant, one does not need this therapy, and increases the risk of death from a heart attack because of this device.
Anti-AIDS drugs reduce the risk of HIV infection, new artificial respiration without suffocation, successfully create artificial ovaries, ... among the medical breakthro…
A recent study in Circulation shows that people are more likely to commit suicide after experiencing a heart attack.
Modifications of 5 types of amine acids in the HLA-B protein are related to the natural immunity of people with HIV / AIDS.
Researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center in the United States found that if given cardiovascular patients taking beta blockers during surgery, there would be a…
Dengue fever, hand, foot and mouth disease, pneumonia, bronchiolitis are diseases that doctors warn about to erupt in the beginning of the school year because of the hig…
Scientists at Canada's University of Western Ontario have discovered that chronic stress can increase the risk of heart attacks.
According to new research results, B vitamins are safe but have no protective effect on people who have had a heart attack.
The research of international scientists published in the journal Taiwan's technology news has developed a technique to treat brain tumors more effectively than the curr…
Replacing brown rice with brown rice can help prevent high blood pressure and reduce the risk of heart attack, US-Japanese experts said.
In the next 5-7 years, Chinese scientists will produce an anti-cancer drug with genetic technology that can thoroughly attack cancer cells.
Scientists at Oxford University have succeeded in creating a virus that attacks and destroys cancer cells, but does not harm healthy cells.
People who live near crowded transport routes have a higher risk of a heart attack than people who live in quiet areas, Swedish scientists claim.
After 3 years of implementing a ban on workplace smoking, Pueblo's hospitalization for heart attack infarction was reduced by 41%.