Live simply to live long
The project team called 'Human Life Research' lasted from 1921-1991 by project psychologist Howard Friedman at the University of California, who came to this conclusion.
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The project team called 'Human Life Research' lasted from 1921-1991 by project psychologist Howard Friedman at the University of California, who came to this conclusion.
Want to have a healthy, intelligent brain, good memory, or a healthy body, young for long ... firstly due to birth. Next, they also depend a lot on adequate and reasonab…
On October 25 in Hanoi, American professor, doctor, scientist JDConstable affirmed:
Goodbye to work really takes a lot of time for grandchildren and entertainment, but this does not mean longevity is also prolonged.
Science has long been known to protect the effects of cancers on vegetables, but now British experts explain it by finding an anti-cancer compound indole-3-carbino.
Not long ago a study by the US government-funded Harvard University concluded that 75% of the 51 electronic cigarette oils contained diacetyl, a type of obstructive pneu…
For a long time, vitamins B6 and B12 have been advertised by pharmaceutical companies as supplements to boost energy, improve metabolism, and are even thought to reduce…
This is a new breakthrough in the mission to bring a healthy and long life to people in the future.
A group of American scientists on July 26 said after a long time of research, they found out
After a long period of resilience to fight against disease, on April 19, 2011, Ms. Vu Quyen died in the infinite grief of those around her, enjoying 33 years of age.
According to Boldsky, lung cancer affects the cells of the lungs, often in long-term smokers. However, lung cancer can also occur in people who have never smoked.
American scientists discover that rich people go to beaches and golf courses to expose their bodies to the sun, increasing the risk of skin cancer.
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.
Liver disease can continue silently for a long time; 50% of people with symptoms do not have symptoms, until the signs appear meaning the disease is severe.
There are very small symptoms that we often don't pay attention to but can be a sign of cancer.