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UV rays kill cancer cells in mice
Medicine - Health

UV rays kill cancer cells in mice

Sci-fi movies remind us again and again that ultraviolet rays can be used against vampires, but now science is actually trying to use it to fight a dreaded disease: canc…

December 15, 2018
Ways to protect the eyes in the hot sun
Medicine - Health

Ways to protect the eyes in the hot sun

Ultraviolet rays at very high levels in hot sunny days cause a lot of damage to the eyes, so they need to be carefully shielded when going out, while avoiding looking di…

December 15, 2018
Why should I wear sunglasses
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Why should I wear sunglasses

Sunglasses protect the eyes from the effects of ultraviolet rays, limiting the risk of diseases such as

December 15, 2018
Food has natural sun protection effect
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Food has natural sun protection effect

In the summer, besides using sunscreen, you can also try the following healthy foods to help protect you safely in the sun.

December 15, 2018
10 unexpected body parts also have cancer
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10 unexpected body parts also have cancer

Cancer usually occurs in body parts such as lungs, throat, uterus, breast, bone, kidney, brain, skin ... There are also parts of the body that have cancer but are often…

December 15, 2018
New discovery on skin aging
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New discovery on skin aging

People poured into age, sunshine and wind, causing rapid aging pollution but ignoring the underlying cause - the structure of the damaged skin.

December 15, 2018
The first sunscreen in the world
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The first sunscreen in the world

Applying sunscreen is an effective way to help your skin resist the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) rays in the sun.

December 15, 2018
7 things that are harmful to the eyes
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7 things that are harmful to the eyes

Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause blurred vision or double vision. Ultraviolet rays can burn the cornea, damage the lens and retina, increase the risk of cataracts.

December 14, 2018