Passive smoking, is also at risk of cancer
According to research by US scientists, just exposure to cigarette smoke for 1 hour working in restaurants, restaurants ... is enough to cause carcinogens to increase 6%…
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According to research by US scientists, just exposure to cigarette smoke for 1 hour working in restaurants, restaurants ... is enough to cause carcinogens to increase 6%…
The results of a study conducted in South Africa showed an association between passive smoking and the increased risk of infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis in chi…
Research by US and Chinese scientists has found that passive smoking increases the risk of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women by up to three times.
Since childhood, Stephen Huff, a Tennessee, USA, has been involved in baseball. He won the Austin Peay University scholarship and played for the school team, then got in…
Tobacco is the leading cause of lung cancer. But about 20% of people who die from lung cancer have never smoked.
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.
China's CCTV channel has just released a video recording the horrific destruction of the lungs caused by tobacco.
American scientists have found that smoking before menopause, especially before birth, may increase the risk of breast cancer.
According to epidemiologist Leslie Stayner and colleagues at the University of Illinois (USA), passive cigarette poisoning, which does not smoke but inhales the smoke of…
Regular inhalation of second-hand smoke is enough to lead to breast cancer, especially in premenopausal women. The danger level is equivalent to active smoking.
Wait for a suspected case of hospitalization, taking a test sample, treatment and reporting as a process that the health sector is taking. This process is too passive, D…
Scientists have successfully discovered how to use the battery-saving Wi-Fi network for phones 10,000 times more than conventional Wi-Fi networks today.
Researchers at the Institute of Automated Research at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (IACAS) have developed a new technology that can identify people through gestures.
The device operates in a active or passive mode to protect both the conscious victim and the victims who are accidentally drunk or unaware.
Located in the A-135 anti-ballistic missile complex on the outskirts of Moscow, the Don-2N radar can detect targets from all directions at extreme distances.