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Left handed contains many more dangerous diseases
According to scientific studies, left-handed people face a high risk of schizophrenia, breast cancer, difficulty reading and often feel anxious.
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Obese genes cause skin cancer
As we all know overweight and obese people with high BMI (Body Mass Index), there is a high risk of a myriad of dangerous diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, and…
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Aspirin reduces the risk of head and neck cancer
The use of a low-dose aspirin tablet per week reduces the risk of developing head and neck cancers by 22%, especially throat cancer.
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Flax seeds help reduce the risk of breast cancer
Canadian scientists in one of their studies said that eating flax seeds helps postmenopausal women reduce their risk of breast cancer by 28%.
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Risk of asthma, lung cancer when using subway
Public opinion is raising doubts about the health effects of the large amount of tiny metal particles discovered and in the air of a European subway system.
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Having type 2 diabetes is more prone to blood cancer
According to a study published in the July 14 issue of Nature Genetics, DNA deficiencies in people with type 2 diabetes may explain why they are more likely to develop l…
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Using many drugs to inhibit calcium absorption is easy for breast cancer
A new study shows that long-term use of calcium absorption blockers (Calcium channel blockers), a drug used to treat high blood pressure, can double the risk of breast c…
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CT scan, children are at high risk of brain cancer
Researchers also found that children infected with radioactivity were accumulated from five to 10 times of CT scans, ie double-energy computerized tomography, had a thre…
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Eating fish extract reduces the risk of liver cancer
According to Xinhua, a study published June 7 by the Japan Cancer Research Center said that people who regularly eat fish such as mackerel, sardines and long bream may d…
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Vitamin E may reduce the risk of liver cancer
According to a recent study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, if the body is absorbed in Vitamin E, it can reduce the risk of liver cancer.
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Aspirin helps reduce the risk of ovarian cancer
New Danish research shows that women who used aspirin regularly (twice a week, for at least a month) reduced their risk of ovarian cancer by 40% compared with women who…
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Detection of risk of leukemia due to low dose radiation
The Japanese Times reported a recent US study that prolonged low-level radiation exposure was associated with a significant increase in the risk of leukemia (leukemia),…
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Discover two new gene variants that cause malignant skin cancer
International scientists led by Australia's Queensland Institute of Medical Research (QIMR) have discovered two new gene variants that increase the risk of melanoma skin…
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Drinking alcohol increases the risk of breast cancer
Not only are alcoholics women at high risk of breast cancer, even those who drink less alcohol are at risk.
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2 glasses of alcohol = 3 times the risk of oral cavity cancer
According to a message in a media campaign about to be broadcast on television in the UK, drinking a little more than the recommended safety threshold could significantl…