388 million people can die from unhealthy living
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in the next decade, non-communicable diseases, stemming from unhealthy lifestyles, can kill some 388 million people wor…
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in the next decade, non-communicable diseases, stemming from unhealthy lifestyles, can kill some 388 million people wor…
We create an increasingly clean lifestyle, houses are always disinfected, hands are washed with antiseptic soap so the body no longer needs to fight to fight germs. The…
By 2020, the rate of cancer in Asia will increase dramatically due to increased life expectancy and changing lifestyle. This will be a special health crisis for poor cou…
It is one of the contents mentioned by Doctor Duong Boi Tram - Head of the Department of Gastroenterology of Nguyen Trai Hospital - at the exchange
According to Nature, the latest study from Kimmel Johns Hopkins Cancer Center, lifestyles and genetic diseases does not contribute much to the risk of cancer.
Tobacco is the leading cause of lung cancer. But about 20% of people who die from lung cancer have never smoked.
People can reduce 20-40% of cancer rates and 50% of cancer deaths if done well to do 4 things: Exercise regularly, maintain a healthy BMI, avoid smoking and quit alcohol.
Eat less beans, less salt and vinegar, seasoning with spices like garlic, ginger, lemon ... help prevent cancer.
Scientists have warned the risk of increasing the number of breast cancers due to the Western lifestyle - overeating, excessive alcohol consumption, too little exercise…
Imagine that one day people can live in every part of the world with a modern, comfortable mobile home. And that great thing has become a reality when a group of Slovak…
If you are worried about how your current lifestyle affects your health, a new device will launch with a nickname
Digital era brings many young people to 'digital lifestyle', 'digital habits'! And also the 'implications'?! ... The author of this article is also a technology lover, n…
High bracelets can help keep track of healthy lifestyles, monitor sleep, heart rate and even sexual life.
A new health and lifestyle monitoring system called Larklife will help users manage their diet, exercise, work productivity and sleep.