Using 3D technology to recreate conjoined twins body parts
Children's Hospital doctor, Fudan University, Shanghai today will use 3D technology to recreate the parts of the conjoined twins.
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Children's Hospital doctor, Fudan University, Shanghai today will use 3D technology to recreate the parts of the conjoined twins.
For the first time in Chinese history, Chinese scientists have done genetic modification of human embryos, raising controversy.
More than half a million Australians face the risk of hepatitis A infection after consuming packaged fruit products from China.
A 94-year-old woman in Hunan Province, China, suddenly could only speak English after a stroke.
Some previous studies have confirmed that herbs, often consumed in tea form, can prevent the replication of influenza viruses.
A Chinese woman born with anomalous hands and inverted feet from front to back, has shocked doctors about the progress made by her own energy.
The tomb of the 2,100-year-old Liu Liu, the eldest son of Han Cao Luu Bang, was unearthed in Jiangdu, Jiangsu Province, filled with gold and silver and ancient treasures.
Only a few drops of chemicals pump directly into the fruit, after a day, the jackfruit becomes sweet. Then the owners pick up the zone to sell to the kilns.
A man in China inflated all four cars with ... nose, in 21 minutes.
Information of phthalate poisoning causing cancer in Chinese fruit-based dolls has confounded Vietnamese users.
The centipede is not very friendly to humans, even when it is lightly bitten, the allergy, severe can die.
On the afternoon of April 9, the People of the Electronics received a broken disc of the reader, inside it attached the white 'strange' packages. It is unclear what subs…
Gymboree, an organization that provides educational services for children, conducted a survey of 7,500 families in 14 countries in early 2012. Survey results were publis…
One of the world's leading researchers on spinal cord injury said China could hold the key he sought to cure spinal cord injury.
Desperate before incurable diseases, many patients went to hospitals in China to treat them