Coagulation
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'Eastern brain' - strange phenomenon but a lot of people have experienced it
A cool ice cream or ice-cold cup is a perfect choice for a beautiful sunny day. However, for many people, eating ice cream makes them suffer
The mystery of little knowledge about winter technology awaits revival
Coagulation is the method of using special equipment that causes clinical death and preserves people in cold conditions, waiting to be revived thanks to the remarkable p…
Poisonous snakes up to 10 million years do not need to evolve
In the natural world, hunters and prey will participate in a fight
5 dangerous diseases The European royal family suffered in history
Queen Victoria (England) suffered from a coagulation and hereditary disorder for the next three generations, while Ivan's Violence in Russia died of syphilis.
Hereditary blood disease haunts the Royal Family
Coagulation disorder is a rare disease with a rate of one in 10,000 people. It clung to the Royal Family for a long time.
The man lost both legs because of flu complications
Flu is a common disease, easy to treat but can also lead to incalculable complications like the case of Brian Herndon.
Coagulation and anticoagulant mechanism: Characteristics of the body
Without the coagulation process, our bodies (and the circulatory organism in general) cannot survive. But without the anticoagulation process, coagulation will spread fr…
Create hydrogel from snake venom to stop bleeding in seconds
Uncontrolled blood loss is considered a major problem anywhere, from the battlefield to the operating room.
Side effects of ginseng that you do not know
Using excessive ginseng can make blood sugar in the body drastically reduced.
Artificial collagen naturally heals wounds
The new type of collagen developed by scientists at Rice University can help heal wounds by directly clotting blood.
Eating onions benefits the heart and prevents cancer
Onions are of the allium group (onion), rich in sulfur-containing compounds - the cause of a pungent odor - but very good for health.
Development of artificial heart from cow heart tissue
Artificial heart solutions are not new in the medical world, but instead of using artificial materials that can cause complications (such as blood clotting), the company…
Vitamin K supports blood clotting
Vitamin K is one of four fat-soluble vitamins that are essential for our bodies. The main role of vitamin K is to support blood clotting, bone metabolism and calcium met…
New drugs help inhibit blood clots formation
German scientists said on March 23 that they have found a new drug that can inhibit the formation of blood clots and not affect blood clotting.