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A project that shocked the world to find out if it was possible to revive the brains of the deceased received consent from medical surveillance organizations.
Scientists point out that people with waist-to-hip ratio of 0.9 or more are 22% more likely to die in the next 10 years than normal.
Repeated family quarrels will increase the risk of premature death especially in women.
A brave mother from Portugal decided to keep the child in her stomach even though she was in danger. When she passed away 107 days, the child was born in a healthy state.
The diet of young people, not only in Vietnam but also around the world, is inadvertently increasing the risk of causing them to die early.
Shopping, drinking coffee and not getting married much older are ways to help women extend their lives.
Scientists have identified a mutant CDH2 gene that could lead to sudden death in young people and many athletes.
Doctors discover that a patient's brain continues to function when the body dies clinically, providing evidence of life that continues after death.
The common methanol poison in illicit alcohol is just different from ethanol in the amount of carbon and hydrogen atoms but can be deadly in small doses.
Unconditional eating habits cause more than 400,000 deaths a year in the United States due to cardiovascular disease and related diseases.
In the United States each year there are more than 1 million sepsis, more than 250,000 deaths - this is a disease that kills more people than breast cancer, prostate can…
Valery Spiridonov, a 30-year-old Russian man, became the first person in the world to volunteer for a head transplant.
The research topic of the author group of Khoa Sinh, Da Lat University focuses on describing the distribution area of fingerlings, how to distinguish finger leaves fro…
You think, plastic cutting boards are safer and more hygienic than wooden boards? If so, you're wrong!
This special baby crib is called wahakura and has been used by Maori for a long time.