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Vietnam is about to test the vaccine against Covid-19 in humans
There were 4 out of 8 lots of mice that were tested for Covid-19 vaccine by VABIOTEC, which were evaluated by the National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology to have antibody response, that is, effective against Covid-19.
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How did the melting ice phenomenon have serious consequences?
Now besides facing serious pollution of the environment or the greenhouse effect ... our Earth is facing another worrying phenomenon, which is the melting of ice. at both poles (Arctic and Antarctic).
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Will floods in China affect Vietnam?
According to experts, the ongoing flood in the East and Southeast China does not affect Vietnam.
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An extremely rare rainbow cloud suddenly appears in Japan
The moment of rainbow clouds with colorful colors suddenly appeared in the sky of Tokyo (Japan) on the morning of June 26 that surprised many people.
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What caused the giant dust storm 'Godzilla'?
After more than 50 years, 'Godzilla' comes back and is becoming an obsession for people living along the southern coast of the United States.
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The whole river suddenly became white, knowing the new cause saw the extremely scary harm
Many people also go out to the banks of the river to play and take pictures of strange phenomena.
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Why do Japanese people live long after having cancer?
The Japanese do not use spices of chemical origin, limited canning so they are able to cope with dangerous diseases.
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This is a drug that can cure Covid-19 at a cheap price
Researchers at the University of Oxford, UK published documents showing Dexamethasone - a familiar and cheap anti-inflammatory drug that can save many Covid-19 patients.
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Dangerous tentacles found in the structure of the virus causing Covid-19
The scientists discovered that the SARS-CoV-2 virus uses a mechanism of reaching out tentacles to attack other cells for rapid infection in the human body.
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The lake is 1.5 km long and nearly runs out of water due to the death pit
The water in Slade Lake recedes to the death pits below, revealing a large area of arid lake bed.
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Breakthrough ideas for making cement from waste salt
Two architects in Dubai (United Arab Emirates - UAE) are looking to break the traditional building rules when they want to use cement made from salt to build houses.
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Why does Hanoi turn into a 'fire of the paint'?
These days, the highest temperature recorded in Hanoi is from 39-40 degrees. However, off-road temperatures reach more than 50, even nearly 60 degrees. This is a consequence of rapid urbanization leading to urban heat island.
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Scientists 'disorder' because of an unprecedented phenomenon in the Arctic
The AP posted that the Arctic temperature is constantly rising, causing scientists to worry about the consequences that the rest of the world will suffer.
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Record of 700km of lightning
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) publishes new records of the longest and longest single lightning strikes ever recorded.
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The unexplained increase in radioactivity in Northern Europe
The soaring concentration of radioactivity in northern Europe is thought to have come from a troubled nuclear power plant in western Russia.
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People on high mountains are unlikely to get Covid-19 virus
Scientists found that people living at high altitudes were less susceptible to heavy Covid-19, because their bodies adapted to the low oxygen content in the blood.
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Huge dust blocks fly over 3,200km at sea
Large amounts of dust from the African desert are carried by the wind across the Atlantic Ocean, contributing to the creation of beaches and fertile soil.
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What is twin blood transfusion syndrome?
Twin-twin transfusion syndrome is also known as Twin-twin transfusion syndrome -TTTS, a disease incidence of 0.1-1.9 / 1,000 babies.
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Close-up of strange 'halo' around the sun and moon around the world
The phenomenon of strange halo surrounding the sun and moon similar in Ba Ria - Vung Tau this afternoon has happened around the world, always attracting many photographers and spectators.
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Does vehicle speed affect vehicle emissions?
All cars have the ideal speed range for minimum fuel consumption, but this speed range for each vehicle varies, depending on the design and time spent.