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Supply chain disruption, high inflation accompanied by power outages and heatwave: A scenario that could not be worse than the post-pandemic era.
flu shot; control stress, blood sugar; restrict phone use; Regular exercise… helps prevent risk factors for heart attack.
Sea cucumber is a sea creature that many divers have to risk their lives to find because of its high price.
According to analysis, in coffee contains many antioxidants, which are compounds that have the function of slowing down the aging process, as well as protecting the body…
One large study found that hundreds of British men could avoid prostate cancer each year if they lost weight.
Following the X-type cosmic flare could be a space bomb - a orbiting mass ejection (CME) - that ignited the Earth. The culprit continues to be our ferocious mother star.
A tropical spider uses air membranes to hide under water and hide from predators for half an hour, surprising scientists.
A few days ago, researchers from the University of Southern California and the University of Wisconsin published an extremely detailed review of the diet in the medical…
Before sipping coffee and surfing the web on your device, note the following to use public wifi safely.
In the province of East Java, Indonesia, hundreds of miners risk their lives to get 'golden blocks' flowing from the crater of an active volcano with extremely harsh wor…
The world will face 1.5 disasters per day, or 560 disasters per year, by 2030 if humanity continues to increase the earth's temperature and ignore the risks of climate c…
Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries plans to develop and commercialize nuclear reactors small enough to be transported on trucks by the end of the next decade. The compa…
This natural defense against cancer-causing mutations is thought to be what keeps some long-term smokers from getting lung cancer.
Studies have shown that napping is both beneficial and bad for the brain and heart, and it's actually related to how long you sleep.
A large-scale study by French scientists showed that eating and drinking sweeteners can increase the risk of cancer by more than 13%.