Explain the big crying situation in newborns
A new study shows that abnormal bowel bacteria may cause some babies to cry violently while others are more benign.
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A new study shows that abnormal bowel bacteria may cause some babies to cry violently while others are more benign.
Scientists say more than 1 million women in the United States have undergone unnecessary cancer treatment over the past 30 years because X-ray films detect benign tumors.
This is a new study published at the annual meeting of the North American Radiology Association in the United States.
1 in 3 women in Australia experiences depressed states after each
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on October 14 that there are currently 15 patients who die from meningitis associated with poor quality ster…
Daily multivitamins, the most popular supplement for dieters in the United States, have just been shown to be limited, though modest, cancer in some elderly people is ma…
Scientists in the United States found pets like cats and dogs can be infected with flu, according to myhealthnewsdaily.
Currently myopia is affecting 40% of children in the United States and nearly 90% of children in some Asian countries. This disease usually begins when the child is youn…
Scientists at Louisiana State University recently published a study showing that listening to disturbing sounds can affect people's perceptions, including memory impairm…
Experts at Linus Pauling Institute of Oregon State University (USA) recently discovered vitamin B3 (also called vitamin PP) can help kill viruses like Methicillin-resist…
Researchers have discovered a new, mysterious disease that causes dozens of people in Asia and some in the United States to have symptoms similar to AIDS-related illness…
More recently, more than 20 people in four states in the United States have had skin infections after tattooing. The cause is determined by the popularity of tattoo inks.
A group of international scientists from Brazil and the United States found that PnTx2-6 toxins released by Phoneutria nigriventer spiders work to relax blood vessels an…
US health officials said contaminated cantaloupe has caused salmonella outbreaks since early July, infecting 150 people in 20 states, 31 were hospitalized and 2 died. .
Queensland State Science Secretary (Australia) Ros Bates said scientists in the country are working on a groundbreaking study of spider venom for the treatment of breast…