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After six and a half hours using the Hemopurifier biofilter, the amount of virus in an Ebola patient's body decreased from 400,000 in a milliliter of blood to only 1,000.
For the first time in the world, doctors at St Vincent Hospital, Australia have successfully implanted a dead heart into the body of a patient.
About 400 health care workers around the world have been infected with Ebola and more than 230 deaths.
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Van Ha, Ministry of Public Security, said that to determine the true body of Ms Huyen, the inspection agency had to take DNA samples from…
Previously, the suspension of human life was just a common idea in sci-fi films.
Ear infections are a common cause of earache. This condition usually occurs in children, especially babies.
A new scientific report is controversial after calling on doctors to stop shaking hands with patients, citing the reason that this action is as harmful as smoking in pub…
An in-depth analysis of scientific data for the first time revealed, the same patient's blood pressure was significantly higher (about 7 / 4mmHg) if measured by doctors…
In the Russian provincial city of Voronezh, 500 kilometers from Moscow, surgeons have created miracles to restore hearing to young children.
Do not overlook the food in your kitchen because they can be 'mysterious doctors' and help you prevent illness very well.
With the eyes of 49-year-old Ukaine Sake Ao, tiny bacteria, viruses, and bacteria all become clear.
British authorities recommend that doctors limit the amount of antibiotics prescribed to patients to help curb the outbreak of drug-resistant bacteria.
Maddalena Douse is one of the most premature babies ever rescued in England. All thanks to the surgical scissors.
The patient's body weight really affects the feelings of the doctor, because they tend to think and act negatively when meeting overweight people.
Listening to the heart with a stethoscope is one of the most common operations of a doctor for patients. Could it be that in the information age, that