Cancer
Meat, milk and eggs are not related to breast cancer
Most people think that Western diets are related to the risk of breast cancer.
Diet
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Cancer
Asian women who eat western foods are more likely to develop breast cancer
Asian women who eat a Western diet high in meat, white bread, milk and pudding will have a higher risk of breast cancer.
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
Life does not worry about cancer if you learn 8 principles of eating famous Japanese doctors
Jiyang Gaosui, a famous anti-cancer doctor in Japan, has proposed
Food safety
Diet for throat cancer patients
For patients with throat cancer, nutrition is an indispensable issue in curing cancer.
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
Understand how to label food
The ingredient on the label with the corresponding rate will help you know the food you use, not just on advertising.
Science invention
The plate can control the user's diet
French firm Slowcontrol is presenting at the Consumer Technology Exhibition in the United States (CES) the first Internet-connected disc, capable of monitoring the user'…
Computer science
Diabetes 'monitoring' software
Diabetic patients are monitored by Truetrack application software about diet controlling blood sugar.
New technology
Handheld device that helps 'decode' food quality at a glance
The compact device can fit into a pocket, introduced below, will be an effective tool to help you and your family get a perfect diet.
New technology
Keep track of your diet with a smart lunch box
Prepd Pack is a smart food box designed to make your lunch a breeze
New technology
US scientists find out how to read human thoughts
Scientists can read the human mind based on the magnetic resonance imaging of the neural activity in the brain.
New technology
Veil watch for the health of pets Voyce
If you want to track your dog's diet, sleep and movement status, the Voyage bracelet by biometric engineers, dog specialists and researchers at Cornell University (U…
New technology
Sensory chest control of stress-induced eating
Studies have shown that many people experience eating habits in stress, in which women account for more than men.
New technology
Sensor helps remove bad habits
Getting rid of bad habits, like smoking, or dieting on the advice of the doctor, all can be done thanks to the new sensor inserted into the teeth.