Health
Non-permanent tongue ulcers, patients detect cancer
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The male patient was subjective with a small ulcer on his tongue that lasted for nearly a year, thinking the tumor was benign, but when re-examined in depth, the patient was diagnosed with tongue cancer.
Flax seeds or gai oil seeds, which are richer in omega-3s that are better for the heart?
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Both are small nutrient seeds, but flaxseed and millet seeds differ significantly in omega-3, protein and cardiovascular benefits.
Patient wrapped his left hand in a meat grinder
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Ho Chi Minh City - On January 13, Military Hospital 175 said that it had just provided emergency care for a patient whose left hand was wrapped inside by a meat grinder.
People with fatty liver need to pay attention when eating garlic
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Faced with the increasing situation of fatty liver, garlic is considered one of the foods that can help improve this condition if used properly.
Eating refrigerated food in the wrong way, experts warn of risks
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Eating cold-cooked food is a common habit, but if done incorrectly, the risk of food poisoning and digestive disorders may increase.
An active boy was stabbed from the mouth to the brain
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While being given food by his mother and playing, a 2-year-old boy (China) tripped and fell with a stick through his mouth and into his skull.
Lesson 2: Addicting to milk tea, many diseases are "exposed"
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The milk tea fever has not subsided, but there have been warnings when using this drink too much. Behind those attractive cups of milk tea are hidden corners that not everyone knows.
New antibodies discovered that can kill 99% of HIV strains
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Recently, American scientists have succeeded in finding a new antibody that kills up to 99% of HIV virus strains.
