Aspirine can prevent rectal cancer
According to a new study in British journal The Lancet, long-term intake of aspirine helps prevent colorectal cancer in people at high risk of inheriting the disease.
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According to a new study in British journal The Lancet, long-term intake of aspirine helps prevent colorectal cancer in people at high risk of inheriting the disease.
According to the latest study by British scientists, one in six mobile phones in the UK has an E.coli bacterium due to improper hand hygiene.
A study in Denmark tracking 350,000 mobile phone users over a period of 18 years showed no relationship between mobile phone use and increased risk of cancer.
Emma Killilea never used coins because she was allergic to nickel. Her palms will swell and sores cause severe itching whenever she holds coins.
Last year, Africa had about 2000 cases of body weakness caused by parasitic worms.
Every day after carrying her son into bed, Katie Booth sat in the kitchen and looked at the dozens of photos she took during the day.
For Freyah Rose Lyons, everything is black and white because she suffers from a rare syndrome that makes her eyes unable to see any color.
When Jessica Ward was born, doctors told her parents that she could not live past 1 year.
Previously, there were 72 American patients infected with listeria due to eating yellow melon, of which 13 died, making people very confused.
The departure of Steve Jobs is related to a condition known as pancreatic cancer that is very rare. So who is at high risk of getting this disease?
Emma, 24, an Englishman, is one of 200 people in the world who suffer from this rare syndrome. Her parents had to wake up 60 times a night when the alarm rang her to s…
Scientists have found the cause of excessive foot fetish syndrome and sometimes lead to unusual actions.
Scientists believe that the hand-to-hand review has no scientific basis, but they claim that it is possible to measure the length of the fingers to obtain information ab…
Rhys Williams, 6, in Bolton, England, suffers from the most dangerous disease of skin diseases: Bullosa epidermal disease.
A 3-year-old girl in Indiana (USA), suffers from a rare syndrome, addicted to eating things like light bulbs or bricks.