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An international study, published in the journal Nature, recently showed that a molecule in grape wine can help mice eat comfortably without fear of cardiovascular disea…
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An international study, published in the journal Nature, recently showed that a molecule in grape wine can help mice eat comfortably without fear of cardiovascular disea…
The special issue of the Journal of Digital Cardiology has published research results introduced at an international conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.
The 76-year history of the World Cup history, the British Journal of Medicine said, the passion of the ball has increased the number of people suffering from heart disea…
Results of a research project published in medical journals
In an article published in the American Journal of Biochemistry, Swiss researchers say they have developed a vaccine that protects humans and animals against Leisman dis…
A study in Nature's scientific journal says people are smarter than others because they have more gray matter, but because part of their brains develop differently than…
According to some new US studies published in the February issue of Heart Journal, watching funny movies can help the heart work better thanks to improved blood circulat…
A study published by the Lancet medical journal said India lost about 10 million female fetuses due to abortion for sex selection in the past 20 years. The researchers s…
Research results of scientists from McGill University (Canada) published in the journal of the American Medical Association on 20/12, said the regular use of drugs to re…
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Cancer journal The Lancet Oncology has published a study that has led to a heated debate about the relationship between height and risk of cancer.
According to a recent study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, if the body is absorbed in Vitamin E, it can reduce the risk of liver cancer.
The latest American Journal of Dermatology, published on August 16, published a study by US scientists saying vitamin D increases the risk of non-melanoma skin cancer.
The study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition released in October said tea and coffee ...