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 How many types of brain tumors are there, what is the treatment? Brain tumor, or brain cancer, is defined as the uncontrolled abnormal growth of brain cells and the disease it causes. Tumor and cancer cells are different from normal cells and brain muscle. In the case of cancer, brain cells grow uncontrollably many times. And, they destroy or displace the cells and tissues around them. More than 150 types of tumors have been discovered in the brain so far. Brain tumors can be divided into two parts: primary brain tumors and metastatic tumors. Primary brain tumors Primary brain tumors arise from parts of the brain such as tissues, cells, and membranes. Types of primary brain tumors Glial tumors: These are tumors made up of cells. Non-glial tumor: This is a tumor that forms in the nerves, blood vessels, glands, and brain structures. Benign tumor: This tumor is harmless. Malignant tumor: This can turn into a harmful cancer. Metastatic tumor: This is a tumor that forms when tumors tha...

 The body does not need iodine, but what happens if there is too much? Iodine is needed to produce thyroid hormones in the body. But in small amounts. Generally, 150 micrograms of iodine per day is enough for a person. Adequate amounts of iodine are required for metabolism and healthy functioning of the thyroid gland. The natural foods obtained from the sea are sailfish, fish, cordfish, etc. and the most iodine is found in the green foods of plants and vegetables found in the sea. But since there is no sea in Nepal, you have to consume salt to get iodine. In a study conducted by Nepali scientists in the year 2079, it was found that the salt consumed by Nepali people has more iodine than the amount recommended by the World Health Organization. Kathmandu Institute of Applied Science Director Senior Scientist Dr. Vasant Giri's team investigated. The article about this research has been published in the journal Annals of the New York Academy of Science. Dr. According to Giri, iodine co...