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How Do Clinical Trials Work?
Clinical trials are prospective studies in which people take part so researchers can evaluate interventions, prevention strategies, diagnostics or other health-related a…
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What's New in Medical Research?
Medical research changes continuously, so a page about what is new needs a clear time horizon. This overview reflects publicly reported research developments available i…
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What Is Medical Research and How Does It Lead to New Treatments?
Medical research is the organized process of asking questions about health, disease and care, then testing those questions with laboratory, population and clinical evide…
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What Is Medical Science and How Does It Improve Health?
Medical science connects biology, chemistry, physiology, data analysis and clinical care to understand health and disease. It improves health when discoveries are tested…
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What Is Healthspan?
Healthspan describes the period of life spent in good health and with meaningful function, a concept that is related to but different from lifespan.
Flu epidemic
Who should and shouldn't get the Pfizer vaccine?
The World Health Organization's (WHO) Strategic Advisory Group on Immunization (SAGE) has issued several recommendations regarding the safety and effectiveness of the Pf…
Medicine - Health
This type of fish is a 'tonic' for the lungs, and is very good for women's health.
According to ancient texts, carp is beneficial for the spleen and stomach, acts as a diuretic, reduces swelling, promotes lactation, treats coughs and ulcers, and is one…
Food safety
How to distinguish Moc Chau strawberries from Chinese strawberries
To avoid buying counterfeit or low-quality strawberries that could harm your health, remember how to distinguish Moc Chau strawberries from Chinese strawberries.
Health
Is it better to drink boiled and cooled water or tea for your health?
Boiled and cooled water speeds up blood circulation and reduces respiratory symptoms, while tea has antioxidant properties.
Technology
Why should you unplug your phone charger after use?
Unplugging your phone charger may seem like a small habit, but it plays an important role in minimizing safety risks, saving energy, and prolonging the life of your devi…
Health
5 breakfast foods that can harm your kidneys
According to WebMD, eating foods high in salt, sugar and unhealthy fats, such as processed meats and sugary pastries, can put pressure on the kidneys and reduce their ab…
Health
Daytime sleepiness: Beware of dementia risk
Raising awareness of the role of sleep and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help prevent potential risks, protect memory and long-term quality of life.
Flu epidemic
Why does the Covid-19 virus have little impact on Africa?
Africa has recorded just one coronavirus patient, which experts say is due to climate, luck and possibly testing.
Health
Harvard study reveals test predicts men's fitness
This exercise requires no equipment but reveals a lot about your health.
Archeology
What did King Tatankhamun look like?
Egyptologists speculate that King Tutankhamun was relatively thin, walked with a limp, had a slightly elongated skull, and buck teeth based on his mummy, paintings, and…