Chewing ice can be a sign of underlying physical and mental health problems, and can even lead to serious dental problems. When the bottom of a glass is filled with floating ice, it can be tempting and enjoyable to chew on the crunch, but chewing ice occasionally is very different from having a regular ice chewing habit. Chewing on ice can be

Pregnant woman survives cancer treatment, vows to never use these 6 kitchen appliances again Newsweek interviewed Susana Demore, 42, who was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer when she was 35 weeks pregnant. According to the American Cancer Society, it is an aggressive form of breast cancer and accounts for about 10-15% of all breast c

Three Hong Kong Oncology Doctors Infected with E. Coli, Fever and Diarrhea, One of Them, a Younger, Severely Infected, Died Within 24 Hours A Hong Kong hospital has reported an outbreak of enterohemorrhagic E. coli (EHEC) infection . On February 11, the hospital reported that three oncology doctors developed fever and diarrhoea on February 4, 6

Did you know? Makha Bucha Day has been declared "National Gratitude Day" since 2006, hoping to eradicate the value of losing one's virginity on Valentine's Day. Makha Bucha Day is an important Buddhist holiday for Thai people and a public holiday . It is the day when 1,250 monks gathered without prior arrangement. Makha Bucha Day was originally

A 30-year-old woman had tinnitus and dizziness. She thought she was sick because of her period. It turned out to be colon cancer. The doctor explained how they are related. Dr. Qian Zhenghong, a gastroenterologist and liver-gallbladder specialist in Taiwan, said dizziness and tinnitus may be related to anemia, which is one of the warning signs o