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Mother often laughs, children have less allergies
Breastfeeding mothers who have a good sense of humor will help their children resist the risk of skin allergies. Japanese researcher Hajime Kimata at Osaka's Moriguchi-K…
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Contraception with injections and implants under the skin
In the world, sterilization is applied to contraception, the highest rate is 44%. Next is intrauterine contraception 26%, 14% use pills, 9% use condoms ... However, toda…
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Legend of the saffron flavored medicine
A strange disease suddenly appeared in a small village. Throughout the skin the patient grows a lot of nodules, looking like bumps, causing intense itching, causing them…
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Burns skin - Things to know
Burns: Most common is heat: heat (like fire, boiling water, heated solid objects, heat, gas being heated ...) and cold heat -
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Tea helps protect the skin from sun damage
It is well known that tea has many health features. Recently, an American study published in the American Journal of Dermatology confirms that epigallocatechin-O-gallate…
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Abnormalities in boys' genitalia
When a new baby is born, the midwife often looks right into the baby's genitalia to ring out
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The survival rate in patients with melanoma has improved
German researchers say survival rates in people diagnosed with melanoma, the worst form of skin cancer, have improved over the past 25 years.
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She has thin skin like butterfly wings
Melissa Hughes, an 11-year-old English girl, suffers from an extremely strange disease called butterfly disease. With delicate skin that can tear and bleed if touched li…
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Results 'made in Vietnam'
In July 2005, a concussion was published on news networks about medicine, stem cells as well as major news agencies such as the Washington Times, CNBC Television ...
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Artificial blood vessels from salmon skin
Structural researchers at Hokkaido University, Japan have recently extracted collogen from salmon skin to create artificial blood vessels.
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Percutaneous renal endoscopic kidney (Part 1)
Endoscopic surgery allows kidney stones to be cut through the skin, one of the most new and modern methods of treating kidney stones today. In Vietnam, both the North an…
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Young yellow skin is easy to die
In 2006, the Neonatal Department of Children's Hospital of Ho Chi Minh City received treatment for 900 neonates with neonatal jaundice, including dozens of children with…
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6 things pregnant women should avoid when beautifying
Melasma appears when pregnant so many worried people find a way to remove it. However, normal pigmentation bleaching creams contain hydroquinone whose effects on fetal d…
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Remove facial wrinkles with low energy plasma method
According to an article published in the February issue of the Dermatology Journal of the American Medical Association, the use of a plasma-based skin regeneration tool…