[ad_1] The bad of the unborn child would influence the risk of postpartum depression, according to a new study from the University of Kent in the UK. Researchers have established that new …
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[ad_1] Presented at the National Cancer Research Institute conference this week in Glasgow, Scotland, a study suggests that women who are older in the morning are less likely to develop bad cancer. …
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[ad_1] Being "in the morning" could reduce the risk of bad cancer RelaxNews / amriphoto / Istock.com British research presented at the National Cancer Research Institute's 2018 conference shows that women who …
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[ad_1] 07/11/2018 A new scientific study suggests that early-risers are less likely to develop bad cancer than others. We detail its main results. © istock This is probably a study that will …
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[ad_1] Consuming "organic" products would reduce the risk of developing cancer, according to a large French study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, unpublished by the number of people followed and its duration. …
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[ad_1] The subject has recently made headlines in the press. "Eating organic really reduces the risk of cancer by 25%," according to Provence. " Eating organic reduces the risk of cancer by …
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[ad_1] A small stick can detect a heart rhythm disorder that can lead to a stroke. It is already used in pharmacies in the city of Pessac, Gironde. People who are reluctant …
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[ad_1] Size matters, finally. According to one study, being tall would predispose to a greater risk of developing cancer, because of the larger number of cells in the body. The large size …
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[ad_1] Developed by the University Hospital of Bordeaux, the device can detect a possible arrhythmia, risk factor for stroke. The stick is experienced in the city of Pessac near Bordeaux. It could …
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[ad_1] A large study published Monday showing that the biggest French eaters of organic food had fewer cancers than those who never ate it illustrates the difficulty of establishing a cause-and-effect relationship …
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