Bowel bacteria can cause brain damage, stroke
Recently, scientists have found a link between abnormalities of cerebral vessels and bacteria in the stomach.
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Recently, scientists have found a link between abnormalities of cerebral vessels and bacteria in the stomach.
American scientists at Virginia University discovered Lactobacillus bacteria that exist in many yogurt can improve depression in mice by changing the intestinal flora of…
US criminals and American biologists have developed a new way of determining the exact time of death through a set of bacteria that live on the surface and inside of the…
Implantation is expected to become the future of medicine but there are still many questions to answer.
In many previous studies of Parkinson's, research groups limited their scope to the brain.
During the past 10 years, Dr. Nguyen Hong Vu (34 years old, alumnus of Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Sciences) has devoted a lot of attention to studying the di…
Are you obese and want to lose weight? A balanced diet with exercise sessions will be the right solution for you.
Along with learning after death, the human body we will decompose in every second, every minute like.
In addition to affecting memory or concentration, blood groups are also linked to levels of stress or the risk of heart disease in humans.
We can see that there are people who are very easy to gain weight, lose weight easily, some are very susceptible to petty flu ... Part of these causes is due to our bloo…
A new study shows that abnormal bowel bacteria may cause some babies to cry violently while others are more benign.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that some stomach acid inhibitors lead to an increased risk of serious intestinal bacterial infections for users.
We have heard that obesity can spread among friends if they copy each other's eating habits. However, a recent mouse study found early signs that obesity is indeed an in…
It is considered that excessive hygiene or living too clean is linked to an alarming increase in autoimmune and allergic diseases in Western countries ...
Children under 6 months of age who are given antibiotics are 70% more likely to develop asthma when they grow up, according to a study by Yale University scientists (USA…