Cancer
Less sleep increases the risk of breast cancer in women
'Women who sleep less than 6 hours a day have a 60% higher risk of breast cancer than those who sleep 7 hours or more' in a study in Japan.
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Cancer
An apple every day will repel breast cancer
Eating an apple every day will help the sisters stay away from the dreaded breast cancer, a study on mice has demonstrated.
Cancer
Caffeine is used to kill skin cancer cells
A cup of coffee a day can help prevent skin cancer. A new study shows that caffeine helps eliminate human cells damaged by ultraviolet rays, which is one of the key poin…
Cancer
Eating cauliflower for 2 months can prevent stomach cancer
Eating two branches of young cauliflower every day for two consecutive months can protect you from this deadly disease, a new study has found.
Cancer
Eating too much vegetables also does not prevent breast cancer
A diet rich in vegetables is no better than when eating moderate amounts in reducing the risk of breast cancer, the researchers said.
Cancer
Drinking tea against ovarian cancer
A couple of cups of black or green tea a day can prevent ovarian cancer - a Swedish study of 61,000 women confirmed. Scientists at Karolinska Research Institute have inv…
Cancer
3 cups of coffee a day to reduce breast cancer concerns
Compared to people who do not drink coffee, the risk of developing breast cancer in people who drink this bitter sweet substance often can be reduced by two-thirds. Howe…
Antibiotic resistance
The deadly bacteria in this day can explode when antibiotic resistance comes
A bacterium that doesn't seem to be very dangerous, but is now becoming a huge threat if humans don't find a way.
Antibiotic resistance
If you don't eat meat, what will people do?
Many people ask the question, what if one day the whole world boycotted meat - instead everyone just ate vegetables?
Antibiotic resistance
80 years ago, Alexander Fleming warned humanity about the dark day
In 1928, Alexander Fleming, a scientist from Scottland, was experimenting with flu viruses. When he rummaged through the experimental plates full of different bacteria h…
Food safety
How to distinguish Korean and Chinese needle mushrooms
To avoid buying Chinese needles, consumers can distinguish based on packaging quality, information on distribution units, product colors ...
Food safety
15 misconceptions about eating you should not believe
There are many concepts about food and diet that people refer to and apply. However, not all of these concepts are true.
Food safety
Two poisons in vermicelli, noodles you are eating every day
Fluorescence and borax found to be used in the technology of making noodles are two very dangerous banned chemicals. People who eat this type of vermicelli are at risk o…
Flu epidemic
China added 10 cases of H7N9 infection in 1 day
In the context of the massive influx of people returning home and many birds being moved during the Lunar New Year, the H7N9 epidemic is likely to boom in China.
Flu epidemic
The first person in HCMC died of H1N1 flu
Hospitalized on 2/5 in the state of fever, cough, chest tightness, a day after he was 72 years old in District 11, HCMC, died. Test results of patients positive for infl…