Breast milk kills HIV virus?
Antibodies help stop the development of HIV found in the milk of HIV-infected mothers in CH Malawi. Duke University (US) scientists have demonstrated that this antibody…
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Antibodies help stop the development of HIV found in the milk of HIV-infected mothers in CH Malawi. Duke University (US) scientists have demonstrated that this antibody…
Recently, a research report by Mexican scientists has been published at the American Endocrinology Annual Meeting, saying that regular use of diabetes medication metform…
A recent British study found that the status of an ATM gene is linked to the risk of human breast cancer. By blood test, scientists can know the abnormal changes of this…
A new study shows that the stress of caring for a wife with breast cancer can damage her husband's health and this situation can last for years after the wife finishes t…
Some types of cabbage such as cabbage, broccoli and dark green mustard can improve the survival rate of breast cancer patients. That is the report that was submitted at…
According to a study published April 5 in the journal Nature, a group of scientists from Vancouver-based Simon Fraser University discovered the cancer. Third-degree nega…
A new study shows that an infant is fed when they ask to be related to IQ. Scientists at Essex University and Oxford University said they studied the data of more than 1…
A type of pacifier can help nursing mothers reduce their risk of passing HIV to their babies through breast milk, and give antiviral drugs to their babies through breast…
New research by Finnish scientists said they identified a new gene that could increase the risk of breast cancer.
Children are breastfed when they are less angry and aggressive when they grow up, according to research by scientists at the University of Turku (Finland).
The study, published in the online journal The Lancet Oncology on February 6, shows that the topical form of Exemestane, now widely used to prevent breast cancer in meno…
Women with modest chest sizes should not be too sad, because their risk of type 2 diabetes is much lower than those of
Using regular red wine in moderate amounts will reduce the risk of breast cancer in women.
A new study by the Breast Cancer Foundation (Australia) found that the level of toxicity of Bisphenol A, often abbreviated as BPA, in many canned foods sold in the count…
All pregnant women and nursing mothers (breast milk) take vitamin D, to reduce the risk of infant death (due to infection).