Scientists explain why bacteria are greasy
Biologists from the Republic of Tatarstan discovered the elusive infectious agents but affect all the wild nature, from plants to humans.
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Biologists from the Republic of Tatarstan discovered the elusive infectious agents but affect all the wild nature, from plants to humans.
Back pain is the most common disease of office people, although back pain is not dangerous to life but it affects the work and daily life of patients.
An American study has published that men who skip breakfast are at a higher risk of heart attack or cardiovascular disease than those who eat breakfast.
Mr. Masanori Baba, 58, a professor at Kagoshima University, recently won an award from the International Association of Anti-Virus Research in Washington by discovering…
A new study in the UK found that children taking antibiotics in their first year of life had a 40% increased risk of eczema, according to the Daily Mail on June 20.
US scientists say people who regularly consume artificial sweeteners are at increased risk of negative health consequences like type 2 diabetes, UPI news agency reported…
In children with autism, the connection between brain regions related to the ability to express language and emotions is very limited.
Nina has the appearance of a healthy child but her body is unable to resist any kind of bacteria, even the weakest. That means coughing or sneezing can kill you.
Obese men can inherit their weight problems not only for their children but also their grandchildren, a new medical study reveals.
On July 7, 42-year-old Do Thanh Nam, who lives in Nha Trang City, Khanh Hoa, was hospitalized in an unconscious state, losing his blood pressure after being bitten by a…
A recent study published in the Journal of Food Science (USA) recently showed that raisins not only prevent tooth decay but also bring many health benefits.
Scientists believe they are getting closer to solving the mystery why leprosy (or leprosy) disease suddenly disappears in Europe 500 years ago.
Due to a rare disease called haemolacria, when crying, blood flowed from the eyes of a 20-year-old Chilean girl.
Dr. Naima Zarqane, of Princess Grace Medical Center in Monaco, studied the case of a 31-year-old woman with heart problems, and fainted after years of drinking soda wate…
The ability to perceive supersonic sounds makes a woman in England hear every sound that her body's organs emit.