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9 types of foods that help you look younger
Using olive oil, green tea, vegetables, bone soup every day helps you prevent skin aging.
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Science invention
X-rays - Great discovery of the 19th century
Probably not many of us have ever had to take X-ray films. Today this technique is widely used in the field of health and industries.
Science invention
The windows know the 'welcome'
The sound of advertising emanating from the tiny device mounted on the subway window is transmitted directly to the user's brain, making it unclear to passengers who are…
Science invention
'Connecting' ligament with self-destructing screw
Concerns about athletes' surgery to repair ligament injuries are reduced with the new invention of biodegradable screw.
Science invention
Hearing aids help increase hearing ability by 50%
Doctors at the Massachusetts Institute of Ophthalmology (USA) have introduced a device that can help improve the hearing ability of deaf people.
Computer science
BBC 'bones' virtual social networks
Based on its well-known brands such as Top Gear, BBC will build virtual social networks where users can freely comment, discuss and share home video clips. leaves
New technology
Scientists develop materials that can regenerate tooth enamel
Enamel is the hardest bone tissue, difficult to be affected in the body, allowing teeth to work and withstand continuous pressure from chewing, biting ...
New technology
3D technology reveals 'vampire 900' face
Brazilian researchers use 3D technology to recreate the face of a man stuck to death due to suspected vampires.
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Molecular detection helps extract stem cells for blood cancer treatment
Researchers in Australia have discovered a chemical molecule that allows to identify, lead and collect stem cells from donor's blood to treat cancer patients.
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The artificial arm controls with the world's most advanced thinking
Losing people will undergo surgery to connect an artificial titanium part with their bones.
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Detect terrorism at the airport by scanning bone structure
This biometric system uses a two-dimensional camera to scan the passenger's bone structure to analyze his movements, then record it in a
New technology
Apply 3D printers to the medical field, replacing plaster
Last year, Jake Evil, a graduate student at Victoria University of Welington, created Cortex, a replacement for plaster, which is used to fix broken hands.
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BioPen pen supports bone regeneration
Australian scientists have developed a portable 3D printer named BioPen that is capable of regenerating new bone tissue.
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The technology of sound transmission through bone
Finis, maker of digital swimming devices, has unveiled Neptune's state-of-the-art waterjet player with new audio-over-bone technology.
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A new way to treat broken bones: Bundle with 3D print material
If you have ever had a bone fracture, you probably know how uncomfortable it is, and you have to carry plaster casts and fuss. 3D printing technology will change this.