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Recent news warnings about red meat and processed meat are linked to the risk of bowel cancer, making people more anxious.
A new drug that causes the brain cancer cells to glow during surgery is being used for the first time in Australia.
Australian scientists are about to embark on the largest study of skin cancer ever.
The Australian Drug Administration has just officially approved the use of cervical cancer vaccine, Cervarix ™, for women aged 10 to 45 years. This is the first country…
A fisherman who caught long-tail goldfish - the ingredient commonly used in sushi and sashimi production in Australia - found eight parasitic worms in a fish last month.
WHO scientists said the new variant of the A / H1N1 influenza virus has emerged and raged in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
A H5N1 vaccine from CSL Ltd. in Australia gave promising results when tested in small doses on adults. The statement was made on February 17.
This new warning program uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze thousands of images recorded by aircraft cameras to build an algorithm to distinguish maritime targ…
Australian scientists invented a super-thin nanomaterial that can protect the surface against light and radiation.
Mr. Cao Dinh Hung - a Vietnamese graduate student in Australia, has developed a method of breeding new tropical hardwood plants.
According to Netindex.com - an Internet speed measurement site, in early March 2015, Internet download speed in Vietnam reached 16.85Mbps, ranking 57th globally.
Australia's largest and largest supercomputer has officially launched at the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra on July 31.
A mischievous hacker succeeded in tricking Apple's iPhone and deliberately conducting a mobile call through Australia's Telstra network.
The Australian government's plan to filter Internet content is facing opposition from human rights groups and is said to be a sign of a new period of control.
Australian Prime Minister John Howard has just announced a $ 2 billion project to provide high-speed, low-cost Internet connectivity across the entire area of Kanchuru.