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The danger of insomnia
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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.
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Controversy about plants that cause lung cancer
After years of doubt and controversy, scientists at the University of North Carolina claim that plants can also pollute the air, affecting human health, due to the effec…
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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.
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Detection of risk of leukemia due to low dose radiation
The Japanese Times reported a recent US study that prolonged low-level radiation exposure was associated with a significant increase in the risk of leukemia (leukemia),…
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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.
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Published 9 pictures illustrating the harmful effects of tobacco
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published 9 images to illustrate the harmful effects of tobacco to prevent children smoking and encourage adults to quit sm…
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Cuba's forthcoming vaccine can treat lung cancer
On 8/9 medicalxpress page reported that patients with end-stage lung cancer are about to be equipped with a therapeutic tool again when Cuban health authorities announce…
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WHO calls for improved air quality
World Health Organization (WHO) yesterday warned that air quality in many countries around the world has reached a level of harm to human health.
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Detection of IVIG is not effective in the treatment of neonatal leukemia
In a worldwide study, scientists working at the University of Sydney, Australia concluded that the use of intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) in the treatment of neonatal…
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Mobile phones are not related to brain cancer
Researchers from the World Health Organization claim that the cell phone electromagnetic frequency is not related to brain cancer.
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Eating more fat, cholesterol increases the risk of breast cancer
The high concentration of fat and cholesterol in a typical American-style diet plays an important role in the development and spread of breast cancer.
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Red meat increases the risk of colon cancer
The British must cut consumption of red meat and processed meat to reduce the risk of bowel cancer, scientists say.
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Take more vitamin D to prevent breast cancer
A higher level of vitamin D in the blood than currently recommended can help prevent or significantly reduce the incidence of breast cancer and some other diseases.
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Smoking can kill 8 million people every year
World Health Organization (WHO) yesterday (May 31) said tobacco will be the cause of nearly 6 million deaths this year, including 600 people who are non-smokers (or call…