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80% of strep throat is caused by the virus
Changing weather, dust, smoke, alcohol ... are not the main causes of sore throat. Because 80% of strep throat is caused by the virus.
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Medicine - Health
Malicious office printers like cigarettes
Office workers are at risk of diseases from laser printers, because they emit a large amount of tiny dust into the air, Australian scientists discovered.
Medicine - Health
Mom inhaled polluted air, light weight
A group of French and German researchers have confirmed that women who inhale polluted air during pregnancy are at high risk for low birth weight babies.
Medicine - Health
Successful application of lung washing technology
Dr. Tran Quang Luong, Deputy Director of the Center for Occupational Health (Coal and Mineral Group of Vietnam) said: The Center is the first unit to successfully apply…
Medicine - Health
Respirator for toxic gas?
Dust masks and toxic gas masks are the products of a state-level scientific research project conducted by Vietnam-Russia Tropical Center and Southern Branch. These two t…
Medicine - Health
How to keep the throat is not sore?
Sore throats are caused by many causes but often caused by bacteria in the surrounding areas such as rhinitis, inflammation of the sinuses, causing secretions to flow do…
Medicine - Health
Lead poisoning with children through the environment and toys
Lead is a heavy metal poison found in polluted environments, in materials for making toys for children and everyday items. This is a form of formidable health damage for…
Cancer
Exposure to air pollution is susceptible to breast cancer
Women working near crowded roads have a higher risk of developing breast cancer, due to traffic-related air pollution, the researchers warn.
Cancer
Dust pollution from China spread to Japan
On February 4, the Japanese government issued a health warning to the people when dense dust from China attacked the country.
Cancer
Haze surrounds Chinese cities
Road traffic was interrupted and many flights were canceled after the toxic haze covered the capital of Beijing and many cities in China on February 17.
Cancer
Risk of asthma, lung cancer when using subway
Public opinion is raising doubts about the health effects of the large amount of tiny metal particles discovered and in the air of a European subway system.
Cancer
Beijing atmosphere at dangerous pollution levels
Air pollution in China's Beijing capital has risen to the level of danger to human health, the index today said.
Cancer
The sky of China is dark because of pollution
Pollutants create dense haze in central and eastern China, making the sky darker and visibility falling sharply.
Cancer
China decided to reduce car smoke to cope with pollution
China 's Ministry of Environmental Protection said it will take measures to reduce emissions from cars after smog over 30 cities over the past few days.
Cancer
Beijing is blind in toxic gas
Air pollution in the Chinese capital today continues to be serious, as toxic dust mixed in the dew covered the entire city.