Do you often eat spicy food? It may increase the risk of a deadly cancer
Does a high consumption of hot chili peppers affect cancer risk? Scientists have been debating this for many years, and there is still no clear answer.
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Crayfish season begins: what fishermen need to know
From July 16, the narrow-clawed crayfish fishing season begins, which will last until mid-October. The invasive crayfish species – signal crayfish and spiny-cheek crayfish – can be caught from…
Oncologist revealed what she eats for breakfast daily: helps reduce cancer risk?
Balanced, nutritious breakfast is important for several reasons, including reducing the risk of diseases.
Eat more: this product reduces colon cancer risk
Colorectal cancer is one of the most common oncological diseases not only in Lithuania, but also worldwide. Experts have suggested ways to reduce the risk of developing this form of cancer…
Vien pažvelgę į veidą specialistai įtars: štai ženklai, kurie išduoda, kad alkoholio vartojate per daug
Žmogaus veidas gali puikiai išduoti žmogaus polinkį per daug piktnaudžiauti alkoholiu. Jei negalite praleisti vakaro be taurės vyno, jūsų veidas gali signalizuoti aplinkiniams…
This test can detect cancer before symptoms appear
“Men still tend to talk less about prostate health than about a newly purchased lawn robot or the achievements of their favorite sports team,” says Kaunas City Polyclinic…
Here visitors come to pray for a miracle, and return to give thanks: a unique place in Malta
We believe in miracles in childhood and when no rational explanations help anymore. It is precisely such people – who have lost hope but at the same time trust in something higher – who flock to…
Almost half of preventable cancer cases are due to two lifestyle habits
The latest analysis by the World Health Organization (WHO) showed that more than a third of all cancer cases worldwide could be prevented, writes “Science Alert”. Almost half of such…
A question from a boy with cancer moved even adults who have seen it all
Sometimes it takes just one child’s question for the entire space, where moments ago children’s laughter, conversations, and light bustle were still heard, to fall silent.