Cancer
Top 7 Viruses That Can Lead to Cancer You Should Know
The effects of certain viruses on the body cause cells to lose control and turn into malignant tumors. Studies show that more than one hundred thousand cases of cancer i…
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Animal world
The truth about the strange rabbit with horns like a deer
The elk rabbit, an animal that resembles a North American big-eared rabbit and has antlers of antelope or deer, is a cultural symbol of the American West.
Health
Kissing can also spread HPV sex disease
Under certain conditions, kissing can facilitate the transmission of HPV-causing bacteria.
Medicine - Health
HPV vaccine prevents cancer
A US Government report revealed that every year 40,000 people diagnosed with cancer related to human papilloma virus (HPV) and 80% can prevent it with HPV vaccine.
Medicine - Health
Her grandmother grew a strange long horn on her head
Doctors in China have just received an extremely rare case: a nearly 90-year-old grandmother horned over 12cm above her head.
Medicine - Health
Sexual flu
Human Papilloma virus (HPV) can attack 50% of adults who are sexually active. The disease is so common that Alex Ferenczy, a professor of pathology and obstetrics at Mac…
Cancer
How does HPV virus silently destroy women's health?
HPV (Human papilloma virus) is one of the causes of cervical cancer in women and related diseases such as genital warts, anal cancer ...
Cancer
Kisses can spread HPV viruses
Kiss has surpassed smoking and drinking alcohol to become the leading risk factor for head and neck cancer in the world.
Cancer
1/2 men may be infected with cervical cancer virus
A recent study by US scientists showed that half of the men in the world can be infected with human papilloma virus (HPV), a tumor virus that causes cervical cancer and…
Cancer
Detection and prevention of cervical cancer
Cervical cancer is the second most common disease in women in the world, with nearly 500,000 women suffering from cervical cancer every year, more than half of whom die.