Coffee addiction can be caused by genes
US scientists believe that two genes in the human body can cause some people to drink a lot of coffee every day.
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US scientists believe that two genes in the human body can cause some people to drink a lot of coffee every day.
A study showed that Russian children living in high-contaminant environments are of smaller stature than their peers in a healthy environment.
Three mutant groups of genes cause acute myeloid leukemia, a form of leukemia, that has been discovered by scientists.
Drinking carbonated soft drinks has become a habit of many people. Recent studies show that the amount of phosphorus present in any of these beverages is harmful to the…
Radiation definitely causes thyroid cancer, which can cause leukemia. Too much radiation increases the risk of cancer in the years after exposure.
Sex and exercise can cause heart attacks in some people if they do not regularly perform those two activities.
Recently, scientists from the University of Georgia Pharmacy (USA) announced that statins - belonging to the lipitor cardiac line of drugs may help prevent the risk of b…
Scientists have discovered a single mutant gene that causes Hajdu-Cheney syndrome, a disorder that causes progressive bone loss and osteoporosis, which causes bones to b…
US scientists at the University of Texas have identified a mechanism that causes one of the most common and dangerous infections in children, respiratory diseases.
Scientists have discovered that polluted atmosphere is also a cause and it also has a stronger impact than the above factors.
The boy Li Shenghan, 4 years old in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, northeastern China suffers from a strange disease that causes many small pimples throughout his body. He…
Ellen Wagstaff, a 12-year-old girl, suffers from a rare disease that causes her spine to bend at a 90 degree angle.
Recent studies by Rany Shamloul and other documents show that marijuana has a negative impact on men's sexual activity.
Scientists warn that wood-burning heaters can produce toxic substances that increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer.
A group of Australian pediatricians has called on the Government to issue a ban on the sale of camphor (nebulae) containing toxic naphthalene.