Marvelous girl has the ability to twist backwards 180 degrees
A young girl living in Canada has a special skill that anyone who witnesses must be startled: she can turn 180 degrees without pain, while her feet still move normally.
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A young girl living in Canada has a special skill that anyone who witnesses must be startled: she can turn 180 degrees without pain, while her feet still move normally.
Singing in a choir or crowd cheering on sporting events can bring health benefits, especially to the heart, like practicing Yoga.
Using computers and mobile devices for many hours during the day can cause dry eyes and impaired concentration, research by American ophthalmologists has come to this co…
Researchers have discovered 22 molecules that are involved in metabolism, collectively known as metabolites, that can serve as a sign of the risk of disease later in lif…
A new study in the UK found that children taking antibiotics in their first year of life had a 40% increased risk of eczema, according to the Daily Mail on June 20.
Movies and science fiction books are always excited with the idea of creating a race of people with supernatural intelligence.
Most prisoners experience mental health problems many times higher than normal people. They often manifest as suffering, torment, and rebellious acts, alcohol or drug ad…
US scientists say people who regularly consume artificial sweeteners are at increased risk of negative health consequences like type 2 diabetes, UPI news agency reported…
In children with autism, the connection between brain regions related to the ability to express language and emotions is very limited.
Nina has the appearance of a healthy child but her body is unable to resist any kind of bacteria, even the weakest. That means coughing or sneezing can kill you.
Pregnant pregnant women can use Viagra, a drug for men with impotence, to enhance the development of low-birth-weight fetuses, according to new studies.
The National Cancer Research Institute (NCI) of the United States has just released the largest ever database of cancer-related gene changes.
Not only can you read clearly the wall of each year in any century, boy Pham Tuan Minh can also change from positive day to negative day or vice versa exactly in an inst…
Did you ever drink C effervescent by straightening C tablets into your mouth and drinking water? In fact, it's okay. But it would be foolish, if I put some mentos candy…
Obese men can inherit their weight problems not only for their children but also their grandchildren, a new medical study reveals.