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According to the Central Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, the cold air mass with strong dominance of weather in the Northern provinces continues t…
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According to the Central Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, the cold air mass with strong dominance of weather in the Northern provinces continues t…
Europe, North America and many parts of Asia are experiencing a harsh winter, with temperatures dropping to record levels, snow and ice making traffic stagnant.
According to the Central Center for Hydrometeorology Forecast, a part of cold air is still moving to the south; forecast around the night of January 14 and January 15, t…
Krasnoyarsk city swimming club gathers members regardless of the young and old who share a strange passion for immersing themselves in the icy water of the typical cold…
Mushrooms, garlic, spinach, pineapple, avocado help the body increase resistance, avoid flu symptoms and colds when the weather changes to winter.
Dr. Vo Khac Khoi Nguyen, Orthopedic Trauma Department, said that the cold weather is that many people suffer from osteoarthritis pain, especially the elderly.
On cold, damaging cold days, some people often have redness, itching and pain at the fingertips and toes and create a very unpleasant feeling.
On cold winter days, the body is very susceptible to cold, causing some diseases such as colds, abdominal pain due to cold or rheumatism.
Austrian scientist Rudolf Valenta has filed a patent for the cold vaccine and says it can be marketed within 10 years.
Experts recommend, colds, colds - the most common symptom when cold, cold, absolutely not use antibiotics.
The key to avoiding colds can be simply using a towel to keep your nose warm when you go out in the winter.
Scientists in the United States found signs in the immune system showing the possibility of a person being susceptible to colds. The research team from Carnegie Mellon U…