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Scientists have conducted 34 studies over the past two decades by collecting data from more than 2 million people aged 42-77 in Europe, North America, the Middle East an…
Research by scientists from the French National Institutes of Health and Health (Inserm) and the University of London raised concerns between high blood pressure and dem…
New research published by Queen's Belfast University (Northern Ireland, UK) shocked many people who were determined to say no to alcoholic beverages.
Recent studies show that mixing alcohol with energy drinks is more dangerous than drinking alcohol, or mixing with traditional alcohol.
Medical News Today page leads new research investigating the relationship between walking speed and risk of death. The end shows that walking can help protect health and…
Researchers in the US and Denmark have found low-cost blood tests that can accurately predict the risk of premature women giving birth to 80%.
Fruit juices you find at the supermarket can be unhealthy even if it's labeled
Scientists have shown that a molecule in green tea leaves can reduce the ability to build up plaque in the arteries, thereby helping scientists find ways to reduce the r…
Maintaining regular physical activity is important for people who are or are at risk for diabetes.
Experts from the University of Arizona (USA) noted divorce is linked to a series of bad health consequences, including an increased risk of premature death.
The disease not only causes pruritus, exfoliating, hair loss, which affects heavily on aesthetics but also affects the quality of life of patients.
According to Dr. Spengane, although no HIV virus has been found on devices that are delivered to the laboratory, it is theoretically possible to transmit HIV through thi…
Although the dog is lovely, it is also the host that spreads many unpleasant diseases.
This cheap and compact device can help warn the risk of infectious diseases like measles, a disease that kills tens of thousands of people every year.
According to USToday, a new study published in the Lancet magazine on Friday found that the current guidelines for consuming alcohol in many countries are too much.