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The solution to produce sprinkled fruits (in case of abuse) to sell at a price helps farmers in the Mekong Delta to earn a very high profit.
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The solution to produce sprinkled fruits (in case of abuse) to sell at a price helps farmers in the Mekong Delta to earn a very high profit.
Although it accounts for only 7% of the total area of global agricultural land, China uses more than one third of the world's nitrogen fertilizer.
Research results of rice cultivation land in 5 provinces in the Red River Delta are Hanoi, Hai Duong, Hai Phong, Nam Dinh and Thai Binh of scientists from Hanoi Universi…
You will be surprised to learn that if you bend down and look at the phone screen, you are under the same pressure as having an 8-year-old child sitting on his neck.
The most notable award in the Nobel system went to Congo's Dr Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad, the victim of IS, for their efforts to end sexual violence.
Recently, many young people have self-abusing themselves due to stressful issues in life or dissatisfaction with themselves, this syndrome is causing many parents to wor…
A group of researchers from the University of British Columbia examined sperm cells of 34 adult men, some of whom had been victims of abuse for many years in childhood.
Excessive alcohol consumption rates in the US and some countries are alarming. This is an extremely dangerous sign for the younger generation in many countries.
New research shows that childhood abuse or neglect can have an impact on men's sperm quality, according to UPI news agency.
In about 50 years, robots will talk to each other like two true living creatures and to us as partners
Alcoholism is one of the most difficult problems to treat and leads to many health problems, including cancer.
Most people who have never been victims of rape say they will resist if attacked.
Obstetricians warn if excessive abuse of emergency contraceptives is easy to cause infertility.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), if not taking enough doses of prescription drugs, antibiotics will not kill all the bacteria that cause disease.