The ability to smell poorly is at risk of premature death
If you want to know how long you live, the sensitivity of your nose can help you find the answer, a study concludes.
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If you want to know how long you live, the sensitivity of your nose can help you find the answer, a study concludes.
Success, masculinity and luck stem from each individual's inner strength, not from a piece of horn.
What do light bulbs, vaccines prevent polio and the Internet have in common? It was all these early inventions that were considered to be failures, but then extremely su…
According to Brigham and Women's researchers (BWH) in Boston, the United States, eating fish twice or more a week will help reduce the risk of hearing loss in women.
Infants and young children under 2 years of age who get treated with antibiotics too soon will have a higher risk of becoming obese later.
Climbing the staircase consumes 8-9 times more energy than sitting and 7 times more than taking the elevator.
US health officials on Sept. 23 warn that more than 1.4 million people may be infected with the deadly virus.
Again, scientists around the world find evidence that dairy products can help reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
In addition to affecting memory or concentration, blood groups are also linked to levels of stress or the risk of heart disease in humans.
Experts warn that eating processed food from recycled oil will accumulate toxic substances and die slowly with the risk of cancer, obesity, cardiovascular ...
Ebola pandemic is at risk of outbreaks in 15 African countries, threatening the lives of 22 million people.
Sweet corn is one of the grains that has many health benefits. Sweet corn can be considered an energy-rich food containing lots of nutrients and vitamins.
A recent study suggests that high-intensity sunlight exposure, at least in the short term, is a factor associated with higher suicide rates.
Up to 9 out of 10 children in the US are eating too much salt, increasing the risk of high blood pressure and heart disease when they grow up.
Recent studies on Alzheimer's have shown that the incidence of this disease in women is usually higher than that of men.