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[ad_1] Following is a summary of current health news briefs. Tall people may be more prone to varicose veins Standing above the crowd puts people at greater risk of developing varicose veins, …

[ad_1] This aerial photo of 1,700 beach towels each carrying the silhouette of a "corpse" with chalk, symbolizing the annual number of deaths related to skin cancer in Australia, exposed by the …

[ad_1] By Lisa Rapaport / Reuters Health Above the crowd, people are at greater risk of developing varicose veins, according to a large genetic study.Varicose veins are twisted and swollen veins that …

[ad_1] Le ministère de la Santé a appelé le public à se méfier des produits de consommation, à la lumière de la récente explosion d'un dispositif de vapotage alors qu'il était utilisé …

[ad_1] In 1965, when Herbert Gilbert obtained the first patent on a cigarette without tobacco or smoke, he wrote that the product "would provide a means and method of smoking safe and …

[ad_1] Something too much and less turns out to be bad. This recent study has also shown that very high and very low levels of Body mass index (BMI) are linked to …

[ad_1] Future Market Insights a annoncé l'ajout du «Marché des soins palliatifs: analyse globale du secteur 2012 – 2016 et évaluation des opportunités; 2017 – 2027 "font rapport à leur offre. L’Organisation …

[ad_1] Malaria is sinister even when it’s not making people sick. Some people infected with the Plasmodium parasite that causes the disease never develop any symptoms, but are still capable of transmitting …

[ad_1] MANILA — Lung cancer is treatable, and chemotherapy is not the only way to cure it, a health expert said Tuesday. “People can still be treated from lung cancer, but the …

[ad_1] Scientists say they have trained dogs to sniff out tell-tale aromas of malaria using clothes from people infected with the deadly disease. Freya, a Springer Spaniel, is one of the dogs …