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8 habits that lead to cancer risk
Scientists predict that by 2030, the number of people suffering from cancer in the world will increase twice. In order to limit this momentum, many studies on cancer hav…
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Color lasers can stop brain activity
A study has suggested that color light can stop brain activity, which is used to treat brain disorders such as epilepsy.
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A breakthrough in the production of malaria vaccines
Australian scientists are approaching the production of malaria vaccines
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Treatment of cancer by protein in the body
In a human body has a special protein that can make cancer worse and worse.
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Does death in Haiti increase the risk of disease?
Many victims of the terrifying earthquake are being buried hastily in mass graves.
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Using a non-stick pan may have cancer
PFOA substances found in non-stick pans, pans and food containers can lead to dangerous thyroid-related diseases, including cancer.
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Tobacco smoking harms like tobacco
People addicted to waterpipe smoking often argue, waterpipe tobacco is not toxic because the smoke has been filtered through water. Is truth like that?
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Early identification of oral cancer through saliva
A new study suggests that early oral and palate can be diagnosed when microARN levels exceed 50, simpler and less time-consuming than biopsies.
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Early detection of cancer by virus test
After only two days of testing, scientists at the Military Medical Academy can detect HPV (human pallpiloma), the leading cause of cervical cancer in women.
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Quite eggs are better than chicken eggs
Quail eggs have more vitamins and minerals than chicken eggs. In particular, high quality tyrosine and phosphorus, which helps to nourish and strengthen the gentleman's…
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Babies born in spring are more prone to multiple sclerosis
A study in the UK showed that babies born in April were more prone to multiple sclerosis in adulthood because their mothers lacked sunlight during pregnancy.
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Phone waves help improve memory
One study found that phone waves can prevent and reverse dementia in mice.
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Abuse of vitamin E may reduce life expectancy
A recent study by scientists at Tel Aviv University (Israel) showed that abuse of vitamin E is not only beneficial but harmful to the body.
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6 not to limit the effects of alcohol
Doctors of the Nutrition Department of the People's Hospital of China offer the following principles to limit the negative effects of alcohol on your spring day.
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Alcohol is full and not drunk
British scientists are studying a substance that tastes exactly like alcohol but does not cause intoxication in drinkers.