Vaccination of H1N1 flu is safe for pregnant women
A recent US government review of health risks after vaccination shows that the H1N1 flu shot is safe for pregnant women.
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A recent US government review of health risks after vaccination shows that the H1N1 flu shot is safe for pregnant women.
A recent study published in the June issue of Endocrinology reports that pregnant women who eat a lot of fatty foods are at increased risk of stillbirth.
On June 1, the WHO published a report saying that they had evidence that mobile waves
A group of the world's first researchers used the patient's own cells to regenerate urinary tubes and successfully replaced damaged tissues.
The Council of Europe considers that mobile phone waves negatively affect people's intellectual and health development, so students need to stay away from it at school.
World Health Organization's warning, 4% of deaths worldwide are caused by alcohol, which is even higher than AIDS.
A recent report by US medical doctors warns that drinking plenty of energy drinks can jeopardize the health of children and underage adults.
Scientists at the Royal College of London, UK, have published a report on how to reverse leukemia caused by the MLL gene.
A new study finds that oxytocin, a hormone that increases trust and links human relationships, can also act as a pain reliever for anyone suffering from pain. regular he…
The Chief Surgeon's Office (*) of the US Department of Health and Human Services has just released on December 9 the General Report, stating the latest evidence on cigar…
Nearly 30% of 1,577 establishments nationwide have violated regulations on annual report on the status of radiation safety ...
Xinhua News Agency reported on September 16, Foshan City in Guangdong Province, China recorded two fatal cases of poisonous bugs, the latest is a 66-year-old woman hospi…
The report of an international team of scientists showed that it was initially successful in gene therapy for a patient with Mediterranean anemia.
Chinese health officials report that 18 people in the central region died of a bug bite.
More and more women are reported to have uterine cancer, because they give birth less or even not give birth, the latest figures reveal.