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Does hands-free cellphone make driving safer?
Since April 1, when Nova Scotia banned the use of cell phones while driving, sales of hands-free devices have skyrocketed. It seems that everyone who is driving or walki…
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Oil prices rise, the number of deaths decreases
A new US study said that rising oil prices could reduce the number of fatal accidents by up to a third, mainly in young drivers.
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WHO calls for global cooperation to fight disease
Governments around the world need to work closely to ensure the safety of human health, as the disease has now crossed the national border. That is the recommendation of…
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WHO: Food safety is a problem for every country
The World Health Organization (WHO) calls on international opinion not to pay too much attention to China's food safety issue, but all countries need to strengthen contr…
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America set up a working group on import safety
President George W. Bush has just formed an
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Disinfection bottle made of Silver Nano technology
For the first time in Vietnam, Mummybear's bottle of milk, drinking water, and Nano Silver were certified by the Ministry of Health, Institute of Nutrition, and Departme…
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Safety, efficacy and rapidity in new surgical resection procedures
Multi-electrode radiofrequency ablation surgery is a safe method to treat liver cancer patients, this method can be completed in less time than part removal techniques.…
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Test of hepatitis B vaccine funded by Unicef
This is the number of hepatitis B vaccines supported by Unicef to overcome the shortage of hepatitis B vaccine in Vietnam after the Ministry of Health decides to stop…
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US warns diabetes medicine causes heart attack
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on June 7 that it has decided to include two drugs for type 2 diabetes, Avandia and Actos, on the list of the highest-warn…
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Laptops can affect children's health
Professor Lawrie Challis, head of the UK's cell phone safety research division, warned parents not to let children use laptops on their thighs to access the internet bec…
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Terrorist alarms can be harmful to health
Bioterrorism warnings to help citizens' safety actually damage their health, US researchers said.
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New techniques to test the sex safety of the fetus
A simple blood test to determine the sex of the fetus at week 7 can help eliminate other dangerous tests during pregnancy.
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Card detects toxins in food
Faced with the issue of food hygiene and safety, Le Van Trong, a young researcher of the Institute of Food Technology (Ministry of Industry) studied scientific topics re…
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Food safety action month: 14 people died from poisoning
Particularly in the Action month for quality of hygiene and food safety in 2006, there were 22 food poisoning cases in the whole country, making 534 people infected, 14…
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Limit toxins from baked goods
It's great to enjoy grilled dishes but you are also afraid of the safety of food groups that are considered the culprits of many cancers. Don't worry, there is a secret…