The secret of longevity of the oldest elderly woman in the world
Antisa Khvichava, a woman living in the village of Sachino (Russia) is considered the oldest person in the world when she died at the age of 132.
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Antisa Khvichava, a woman living in the village of Sachino (Russia) is considered the oldest person in the world when she died at the age of 132.
University of Tasmania researchers say there are currently 245,000 Australians living with Alzheimer's disease and that is the leading cause of disability for people old…
Children living in densely populated urban areas tend to be twice as likely to be allergic to food as to rural children, US scientists have discovered. The team of exper…
The human body has up to 10,000 living organisms with 8 million microbial genes, yet they live peacefully with humans and have reciprocal benefits, according to Health24…
Herd activity is a popular way of living among the communities during the primitive period. But after some time, our ancestors began to switch to one-wife-one-husband ma…
New research shows that living near a major highway brings a significant risk to heart attack survivors, according to Top News. This finding highlights the need to separ…
According to the report from researchers from the University of Wisconsin (USA) announced on April 4, the relationship between higher education level and life expectancy…
There is only Naoto Matsumura in Tomioka, no electricity, no running water, fighting loneliness and the threat of radiation by taking care of a large herd of animals.
Eye and brain problems are appearing on astronauts living more than a month in space and this is a step back for ambitious plans to make people live longer in the univer…
12 months after the tsunami, Yuko Sugimoto was reunited with her family and living in a shelter, but the scars from the double disaster were still haunting her mind and…
Scientists point out that if the thinking is optimistic about their health, the chances of living 3.3 times longer than those who think pessimist, according to Reuters.
Drinking beer regularly has nothing to do with the big belly of middle-aged gentlemen that people often call
Children living with depression have a higher risk of behavioral and emotional disorders, according to research by New York University (USA) scientists.
Exercise daily, in addition to avoiding some illnesses, also prolong life, in the same living conditions. And of course, the earlier the morning exercise routine (about…
Living with a mate or worry and stress can make many people return to eternity earlier than the life they deserve.