Two measures to eliminate malaria in 2015
In the message of World Anti-Malaria Day (April 25), UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the world to double out efforts to achieve the goal of eliminating malari…
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In the message of World Anti-Malaria Day (April 25), UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the world to double out efforts to achieve the goal of eliminating malari…
Each year, Vietnam has about 40,000 tobacco-related deaths, while the number of deaths due to HIV / AIDS accumulated until March 2008 is only about this number.
According to Loughborough University's latest research, body odor is also one of the criteria that reflects one's health status.
Scientists have found that depression may increase the risk of kidney failure in the future.
A new measure has a lot of promise in improving the effectiveness of the drug is to choose the time to use the medicine to make the drug work best.
Recently, American medicine scientists have given contact lenses a new task to measure blood sugar levels for glasses.
If the bigger your smile and the deeper the wrinkles around your eyes, the higher your life will be.
People aged 50 years or older need to consider taking measures to reduce foods that contain a lot of copper and iron.
US scientists claim that high blood pressure associated with dementia and blood pressure control is the best way to prevent middle-aged dementia.
For mice with growth hormone deficiency, if additional measures are taken during the spring period, it is possible to prevent the possibility of memory impairment.
There are very simple measures, but if done daily, it will significantly improve our health. Here are some of those measures
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved the use of oral Votrient (pazopanib) to treat end-stage renal cell carcinoma.
Traditional medical measures such as tea and acupuncture, can be a safe and effective solution to treat chronic eczema, a study has found.
Greek researchers have developed a quick and convenient method to measure our heart attack risk.
Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) has published data showing that: In addition to the progress in tobacco control work has been achieved, no country has full…