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New scientific research finds that polluted air is not only fatal, it also seriously affects human mental health.
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New scientific research finds that polluted air is not only fatal, it also seriously affects human mental health.
That's the finding of a study presented March 31 at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) annual conference.
Kidney disease is now very common, causing bad health consequences. These are signs of kidney inflammation that require early treatment, avoiding progression to kidney f…
Fried food, salty foods are popular foods but for health professionals it is not the right choice.
To achieve the best speed, 5G network will operate on frequencies from 3 GHz to 300 GHz. Does this high frequency affect the health of users?
A new study by scientists from the United Kingdom has shown that persistent bullying in schools will have a negative impact on the brain.
Health-based research of nearly 40,000 people in the UK shows that a proper combination of sports can be
The improper use of chestnuts can sometimes turn this seed into an incredibly scary health hazard.
The idea of going to the toilet seems very simple, but if you don't pay attention, you can completely make mistakes that seriously damage your health.
People who are celebrating birthdays in December often complain that this is not the ideal time in the year they should be born.
According to Science magazine, 83% of the world's agricultural land is used for animal husbandry, but livestock also has the cost of CO2 emissions.
According to Men 's Health, Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) - a sexually transmitted disease, is at the highest level in both sexes in the United States, which is hig…
Leaving your hands off the road in cold weather is the cause of many health problems.
Kiss is not simply a way of expressing feelings of lovers, but also contains many surprises, bringing health benefits to people.
Bacteria, chemicals, fungi, microscopic organisms, ... create an invisible universe that always surrounds us, following us from birth to old age.