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Chaired by Professor Jamie Rossjohn (Monash University) and Associate Professor Andrew Brooks of the University of Melbourne (Australia), the international team of scien…
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Chaired by Professor Jamie Rossjohn (Monash University) and Associate Professor Andrew Brooks of the University of Melbourne (Australia), the international team of scien…
Currently, Vietnam must import rabies vaccine to vaccinate dogs and cats. Recently, however, domestic scientists have successfully produced rabies vaccines for dogs acco…
Shock wave therapy (sound waves) can help treat people with erectile dysfunction-ED that cannot be cured with medications.
The fact that the world welcomes the 7th billion baby today is just a symbolic act, because the current world population may be 56 million lower or higher than this huge…
A new study shows curiosity plays a big role in student achievement, according to Top News.
The experts in nutrition and obesity in the UK have explained the reasons for our obesity.
Israeli researchers at Tel Aviv University have developed a computer chip that can restore the simple motor functions of the body after injury if attached to the cerebel…
According to a new study in British journal The Lancet, long-term intake of aspirine helps prevent colorectal cancer in people at high risk of inheriting the disease.
Kaydon and Layton Wood are two 5-year-old twins. This is a very famous twins because of a white baby, and the other baby is colored.
Research by microbiologist Harold Zur Hausen (Germany) and colleagues showed that, out of 200 types of cancer, the cause of the virus can account for 40%.
At least 430 people, mostly Gorakhpur district children in Uttar Pradesh state, died of brain inflammation, Indian officials said on October 15.
According to the latest study by British scientists, one in six mobile phones in the UK has an E.coli bacterium due to improper hand hygiene.
The entire DNA sequence of a 115-year-old woman has been decoded, illuminating the mysteries of human life.
Scientists from the University of Cambridge (UK) said: The ability of the human brain has reached the limit, the laws of physics and physiology do not allow to increase…