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We all know the importance of washing hands with soap to prevent the infection of pathogenic bacteria. However, not many people pay attention to the next important step:…
The US Center for Disease Control CDC confirmed that Zika virus is the culprit causing thousands of children with brain atrophy.
Common infectious diseases can become silent killers if there are no timely measures in the fight against drug-resistant bacteria. That is a recent review by medical pro…
In the hot season, food is susceptible to spoilage, polluted environment that spreads pathogens of diarrhea. Children are susceptible to viral infections that cause feve…
The rumors of lethal vegetables that can kill 93% of human lung cancer cells within 48 hours make many people hope for a new drug to cure cancer.
Scientists have hypothesized after finding that fruit flies can live longer than 16% thanks to it.
Apples are suitable for breakfast because they are very beneficial for the gut, however, eating at night or at night causes stomach discomfort.
American scientists claim to find individuals with the disease gene still perfectly healthy, similar to superhero characters.
Scientists on April 12 announced that Zika virus in the outbreak of Rio de Janeiro and Brazil in 2015 is similar to the Zika virus in Asia.
Zika virus and dengue virus are spread by mosquitoes. However, these two diseases also have different manifestations and levels of danger.
Brazilian scientists have discovered Zika virus that can cause acute encephalitis spreading ADEM, attacking the brain and spinal cord in adults.
Scientists have found a way to reduce the risk of colorectal cancer by 26% - the disease that killed singer Tran Lap's life.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has just released evidence that there is a link between Zika virus and two neurological disorders.
On April 5, the Ministry of Health announced the first two cases of Zika virus infection in Khanh Hoa and Ho Chi Minh City.