9-year-old girl got sick ... violent
At first glance Grace Fishwick (9 years old, Birmingham, England) is extremely lovely and gentle, but in a moment she suddenly turns into a violent child ...
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At first glance Grace Fishwick (9 years old, Birmingham, England) is extremely lovely and gentle, but in a moment she suddenly turns into a violent child ...
According to scientists, when transplanting into the spinal cord is damaged, cells that perceive ensheathing can promote nerve recovery.
According to the scientists, the overactive FTO gene causes children to eat too much, thereby leading to obesity.
A latest study by British scientists shows that the taste of food is also one
Scientists at Glasgow University and ReNeuron Group have had clinical trials in treating stroke with stem cell therapy.
Kissing is the sweetest expression of love, but in some cases, a kiss can make you allergic, ...
The latest Swedish study shows that asthma medications have great potential for treating aortic aneurysm.
Recent research shows that hormones that cause hunger for Ghrelin are important for the prevention of obesity and brain-related diseases.
WHO warns that only 34% of countries with malaria outbreaks will undergo periodic testing of Artemisinin antimalarial drugs as instructed by WHO.
Scientists put a catheter into the thigh, 1 into the artery and then use radio waves
A new study shows that babies born at midnight have a higher risk of brain problems than babies born during the day.
D'Zhana Simmons, 14 years old in Miami state (USA), lived 118 days without a heart. Instead, she was fitted with an artificial blood pumping device.
Milk and chicken eggs as main food is often the choice of many people for breakfast, but the combination is not scientific.
Scientists are convinced that they can help people forget the traumatic events of the past with a pill capable of erasing memories that cause suffering in the brain.
The US company ACT will test the second treatment to test how it will affect blind people using their stem cells.