Living near the big road is easy to have a heart attack
People who live near crowded transport routes have a higher risk of a heart attack than people who live in quiet areas, Swedish scientists claim.
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People who live near crowded transport routes have a higher risk of a heart attack than people who live in quiet areas, Swedish scientists claim.
Mediterranean diets are a factor in reducing the risk of cognitive decline
From Washington, US scientists have discovered an association between Parkison's disease and malignant tumors.
Research on mechanisms involved in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, stroke, dementia, Parkinson's some bone sclerosis diseases, has achieved new progress
In Vietnam, coronary artery disease ranks fourth among the most fatal diseases. Here are the common questions about cardiovascular health.
A recent study shows that coffee contains powerful antioxidants that fight Alzheimer's disease.
The eyes are not only the windows of the soul, but can also help diagnose brain health.
Research by Dr. Peter Jezewski has revealed that the duplication and diversification of some protein regions in control genes is the key to understanding some fertility…
Researchers in Cuba will conduct clinical trials of dengue vaccine - a disease that easily becomes epidemic in Latin America.
During the holiday break, you should eat less acidic foods. If you eat a lot, it will cause an imbalance in alkalinity and acidity in your body.
Changing the environment by using everything from shovels and plows to plant-based pesticides can act as curtains and vaccinations in the fight against malaria, accordin…
A blood sugar-lowering diet (GI) that includes nuts, beans, and peas has a better effect on controlling the symptoms of diabetes.
After 3 years of implementing a ban on workplace smoking, Pueblo's hospitalization for heart attack infarction was reduced by 41%.
The combination therapy of targeted drugs will turn cancer from 'evil killer' to a non-dangerous chronic disease ...
Scientists at the University of Western Australia have reached a breakthrough to help diagnose and better Kawasaki disease.