Health
Successful breeding of artificial heart patch
The patch contains millions of living cells that are transplanted into a patient's heart to replace lost heart muscle and restore damage from a heart attack.
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Health
Be careful with the side effects of watermelon
Consumption of large quantities of foods containing potassium, such as watermelon, can adversely affect people diagnosed with hyperkalemia.
Environment
Israel developed a new method to reduce seawater desalination costs
Israeli researchers have developed a method to treat biological odors that damage seawater desalination.
Health
Escape from myocardial infarction with the injection containing the 'discarded' thing
US researchers reversed the damage caused by myocardial infarction by injecting patients with seemingly discarded cells.
Health
Disgusting illness caused the artist Leonardo da Vinci to stop painting
A new study in Italy shows that geniuses in the 16th century have nerve damage that prevents drawing ability.
Space science
Our Earth has a 'Broken Moon'
New research based on NASA data shows that our moon possesses a completely broken surface.
New technology
New technologies will hurt people's memory?
The class of students of the previous generation in the past ten years often have the habit of mentally calculating basic calculations, not only when doing exercises in…
Health
Alcohol is slowly killing male sperm
According to medical experts, alcohol has many toxic substances, indirect damage to testicles, vas deferens, spermatogenesis, especially in the mechanism of testosterone…
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Clip on brain damage: Why do young people walking on the sea floor suddenly jump into the sea?
On October 24, the Daily Mail page posted a clip of a diver, believed to be filmed in Venezuela's seabed.
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Why do some people keep seeing blood fainting? This is an unexpected explanation from science!
Not everyone of us is strong enough to witness violence, full of blood, even in movies or in real life.
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Why are old grenades grooved while some are completely sleek?
When thinking of the shape of a grenade, many people would think of images of grooves running along the grenade body.
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Why are women playing football more dangerous than men?
Women's football is on the rise and football is currently the largest women's team sport in the UK, with nearly three million players joining each year.
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What happens if we stare at the Sun?
Whether drawing stars, launching ships to planets or studying the Sun, people have been constantly looking up at the sky for thousands of years.
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Real damage should not wear a black shirt in the hot sun: the answer makes you feel secure!
This is the advice that has become very familiar: when it is hot, it's best to wear bright colors instead of dark colors.
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5 types of weapons that killed millions of people during World War I
During World War I, many modern, high-damage weapons were invented for the ultimate purpose: subjugating opponents.