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Fracture is a disaster, everyone knows. But not everyone knows that spongy bones and becoming brittle are a way for the body to protect itself.
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Fracture is a disaster, everyone knows. But not everyone knows that spongy bones and becoming brittle are a way for the body to protect itself.
One thing most moms don't know or don't get advice about is that the fetal ultrasound will most likely be affected by radiation. This is the conclusion of the French Nat…
Cho Ray Hospital cooperates with Japan to implement a 3-year project to help patients with traumatic brain injury and stroke to recover their function and reintegrate in…
Scientists have identified the first gene in the central nervous system that causes itching. Although other itchy genes have been known, this is the first gene that dire…
The man who lived for 6 years in almost plant condition can now chew food, watch movies and talk to relatives. He returned from the dead thanks to a new method of scient…
Instead of a normal brain, a bag filled most of the skull, but this man made the doctors wonder that he still lived perfectly normal, despite his condition.
Many studies have shown that among children with traumatic brain injury, about 33% are injured by shaking syndrome. Of which 8% of children died, the rest were affected…
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have demonstrated a gene therapy method commonly used to restore retina to the eyes in the blind, also restores the functio…
According to an American study published in Science magazine, our brains have the ability to deliberately erase bad memories from memory. Neuroscience researcher Brendan…
Do you have painful memories that you never want to remember? A new drug being developed can help you erase bad memories in the brain.
Someone looks impolite when they open their mouths to yawn, but that's when the body is looking for ways to help you stay awake. Psychologists have investigated 44 stude…
For the first time, a researcher from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem succeeded in observing the bioavailability (in vivo) of neurons in the brains of mammals.
According to a new study by scientists, the GAB2 gene is involved in the late onset of Alzheimer's disease. In people with damaged versions of this gene, the risk of get…
An electronic device that allows playing music with the tip of the brain will help those with cerebral palsy have the opportunity to enjoy and create music. The program…
On May 22, Japanese electronics group Hitachi introduced a prototype mobile tomography device that measures daily brain activity.