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Hygienic habits are useless
Public places are full of bacteria and not all hygiene measures are really helpful. Here are 5 habits you should quit right away, according to Woman's Health.
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Wine is not as good as we think
Duncan Selbie, head of the Department of Public Health, said the British people were not aware of the amount of alcohol they were consuming, and the alcohol warning was a
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Using science to assess the death of Cat Tuong
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Van Ha, Ministry of Public Security, said that to determine the true body of Ms Huyen, the inspection agency had to take DNA samples from…
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9 diseases of technology and prevention
High-tech devices bring a lot of benefits to users, but on the other hand it also causes a lot of diseases and injuries to the body.
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Shaking hands is as dangerous as smoking?
A new scientific report is controversial after calling on doctors to stop shaking hands with patients, citing the reason that this action is as harmful as smoking in pub…
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Improper hand drying also spreads bacteria
More and more public toilets remove traditional paper towels and handkerchiefs; instead, use a quick-drying machine, ensuring dry hands within 10 seconds.
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Viagra cream: Is it safe or dangerous?
Public opinion is raising controversy over the birth of Viagra cream - an unusual combination of food with impotent drugs for men.
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Places where many bacteria you have to contact every day
Control the television, the electric light switch is the two dirtiest objects in the hotel room. Supermarket carts are home to bacteria from other shoppers or germs from…
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The truth about 'sex virus' is more dangerous than AIDS
Scientists claim that the antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea virus is really a serious problem with public health, but comparing it to AIDS century is completely inaccurate.
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Weekend surgery is easier to die than at the beginning of the week
Patients who have had surgery in public hospitals in the UK on the weekend have 82% of the risk of death within one month after surgery, the death rate is higher than th…
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People use fewer toilets than phone users!
The United Nations (UN) survey report shows that the number of mobile phone users is higher than the number of people using toilets in the world.
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Cloning will become a reality in 50 years
Within the next half century, parents who lost their children due to an accident may spend money to create a replica of the dead child, a Nobel laureate claims.
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Smokers have less working time
The study analyzed 29 separate studies conducted between 1960 and 2011 in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, the US and Japan, with a total of 71,000 public and private emp…
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Milk butter can help men avoid pregnancy?
A new study by experts from Harvard School of Public Health found that men who consumed 3 servings of dairy products every day had poorer sperm quality and were therefor…
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Debate about children created by three people
UK public health and bioethics experts are openly discussing the techniques of giving birth to a mother and two children to prevent the risk of mother-to-child transmiss…