Drinking black tea prevents heart disease
Tea is a popular drink of many peoples in the world. Especially in Asian countries, people consider enjoying it an artistic pastime. A recent study found that drinking b…
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Tea is a popular drink of many peoples in the world. Especially in Asian countries, people consider enjoying it an artistic pastime. A recent study found that drinking b…
The work of Swiss scientists recently published in Nature has opened a new direction for cocaine detoxification.
Earlier this year, the US Food and Drug Administration adopted an application of smart phones, which helps check blood glucose levels and monitor high blood pressure. Th…
Scientists at the Australian National University have discovered the mechanism of activating genes involved in differentiating cells. Thus, it is possible to cure infert…
Within 10 years, brain scans will be able to identify fraudulent benefits and assess whether an individual is in real pain or just pretending, according to Top News.
Katie Dell, 26, is one of 35 rare people in the world who suffers from dread: water allergy.
A Dutch professor announced in 2012, for the first time in the world people will produce sausages in the laboratory.
Scientists have found a new way to determine if an antidepressant is effective for patients.
A diet can prolong the effective duration of the human brain because it awakens a particular protein.
Many residents in a southern Swedish town were frightened when their beautiful blond hair suddenly turned into green ... after bathing.
Scientists from the Vietnam Chemical Society have succeeded in extracting and purifying mannitol from termite fungi to produce brain edema drugs, brain injury.
Both the human brain and the rat brain produce a gene called PKR when the onset of senile dementia (Alzheimer's disease).
A group of scientists from many Chinese medical institutions and universities are conducting research on a new way to treat thalassemia in alpha form, a form of heredita…
A new study by the Breast Cancer Foundation (Australia) found that the level of toxicity of Bisphenol A, often abbreviated as BPA, in many canned foods sold in the count…
According to a new study by Sheffield Hallam University of England, drinks that contain caffeine and carbohydrates simultaneously will be drinks that improve athletic pe…