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In the summer, swimming pools are one of the destinations that many people choose. However, there are facts that are easily fooled in the pool water that not everyone kn…
US scientists discovered chlorine in swimming pools is not the cause of eye pain, but the main cause is urine.
Summer weather is hot, uncomfortable hot weather makes your body more sweaty, creating favorable conditions for bacteria to grow and cause unpleasant odors that make you…
Sinusitis is a disease caused by inflammation of the paranasal sinuses. Most cases of sinusitis are not caused by bacteria but are caused by viruses.
Recently, scientists have found a link between abnormalities of cerebral vessels and bacteria in the stomach.
The body is a perfect machine, but any problems will be revealed through many different signs.
Researchers have recently created the world's first artificial biological retina. This is considered a major step forward to avoid damage in retinal implant surgery in t…
What causes us to be unable to preserve food forever in boxes?
Change the habit of using the brush immediately if you don't want to pick up a whole bunch of bacteria.
Scientists from Coahuila Autonomous University (Uadec), Mexico have successfully prepared a functional gum-like food, extracted from herbs to control and treat periodont…
According to a latest study by Canadian scientists, raising a hairy pet in the family will help prevent fat and allergies in young children throughout life.
Salt damages bacterial enzymes and DNA, while dehydrating food so bacteria do not have a favorable growth environment.
For many people, eating cold meals is quite popular. Many people believe that the warming of cold rice will cause poisoning, not good for health.
We brush our teeth every day, but not everyone has the habit of cleaning the tongue during oral hygiene.
Soon, we will be able to hope for acne-free skin, no foundation cream or concealer when new vaccines treat root acne, which has been studied in the United States.