New method to help diagnose tuberculosis
Dr. Olivier Braissant and his colleagues from the University of Basel, Sweden have developed a new method that can reduce the time taken to diagnose tuberculosis.
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Dr. Olivier Braissant and his colleagues from the University of Basel, Sweden have developed a new method that can reduce the time taken to diagnose tuberculosis.
A new study and invention by scientists from Vanderbilt University will be a useful solution to help disabled people get natural gait like normal people.
Recently, in the Finnish mass media, Spektikor has developed an unusual, unusual heart rate indicator.
Scientists at Stanford University in the United States have developed a computer program that can compare information about a patient's gene with the facts of the medica…
British psychologists have shown that people with melancholy are better at remembering faces than happy people.
People with happy married lives have less to undergo heart surgery, which is three times more likely to survive than those who are not married.
Maybe you are a thoughtful parent, often take your child to school with a nutritious lunch box you prepare at home. However, are you sure that the serving is still healt…
News network Nine News on August 26 said Australian scientists are showing great optimism when developing new treatments that allow a complete cut in the spread of dengu…
British scientists have for the first time created skin stem cells from people with Parkinson's disease - common tremor in the elderly.
If parents are born in the same place, their children will average lower than the children of parents born and raised in remote geographies, research by the Polish team…
The group of researchers from the Department of Creative Art Therapy at Drexel University in Philadelphia (USA) said music could reduce anxiety in cancer patients.
Marion Lavel Jeantet French woman Marion Lavel Jeantet has successfully performed one of the most shocking experiments on the planet, injecting horse plasma into people…
Scientists at Lund University (Sweden) have identified 200 genes that are chemically sensitive in humans. This has the ability to completely replace or significantly red…
Stem cell researchers at UCLA, USA, have discovered for the first time: Because the human body is much larger than newts and salamanders, so we need to More heart to mai…
British scientists have just asked the UN to make recommendations