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Maintaining regular physical activity is important for people who are or are at risk for diabetes.
Scientists at the University of California, San Diego (USA) recently studied this strange disease in a woman.
This information raises concerns about the risk of disease outbreaks that threaten the health of humans and animals.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed that the Ebola virus has raised its head in Africa from April 4 to May 13 and caused painful deaths recently announced…
Eating a lot of eggs does not increase cholesterol, blood sugar or sugar levels in people with diabetes. Eggs will no longer be excluded from the menu for these patients.
Program doctor Ngo Binh, Department of Dermatology, Vinmec Central Park International Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City, summarized 8 common skin diseases in the hot summer w…
In this clip, a pair of alcoholic twin sisters were shown the difference between a healthy liver, and a liver taken from the body of a person who died of alcoholic cirrh…
WHO calls on governments to implement six strategic measures including review of trans fat-rich food sources and the basis for policy changes.
Blood pressure can damage arteries and can cause heart failure, brain stroke, kidney failure and eye damage.
According to medical experts, pleural effusion is a manifestation or complication of many different diseases.
This is the conclusion of a joint study conducted by Royal College of London and Exeter University scientists, just published in the journal Science.
When faced with pressure - whether from life or work - our bodies will have the same reaction.
The discovery of the virus in the patient's semen causes researchers to suspect that the possibility of dengue dengue may spread through sex.
The disease not only causes pruritus, exfoliating, hair loss, which affects heavily on aesthetics but also affects the quality of life of patients.
Washington State University scientists have successfully developed a lab model on smartphones.