Anti-obesity by ... seaweed
Through tests, scientists at Hokkaido University (Japan) have discovered fucoxanthin - a colorant in brown kelp - that helps reduce 10% of body weight of mice.
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Through tests, scientists at Hokkaido University (Japan) have discovered fucoxanthin - a colorant in brown kelp - that helps reduce 10% of body weight of mice.
The scientists detected and found that succinylcholine metabolism was too slow to be involved in specific genetic variations. An estimated 1,3500 individuals carry two v…
In a rather bizarre but shocking study conducted by Dr. Gül Dölen of the Johns Hopkins University of Medicine (USA), scientists gave the octopus 'enjoyment of the MDMA e…
According to Xinhua, archaeologists have completed the study of wooden scripts found in Hunan Province, China, which is considered the holy name of Qin Shihuang.
Kuwaiti police caught a pigeon transporting 200 synthetic drug tablets in a small pouch on his back.
Elephant is a rather strange animal. They are considered the largest terrestrial animals. And importantly, elephants rarely get cancer.
After four years of research, scientists at Junagadh Agricultural University, India, have confirmed that there is gold and therapeutic substances in the urine of the fam…
Similar to humans, many animals also find drugs to heal themselves, such as digestive disorders, parasitic infections, ... or even to reduce labor pain.
Researchers have created a mutant worm, which may never get drunk in an attempt to find a cure for alcoholics.
A pig replication center was established in China to serve research, testing drugs and treatment methods.
According to a Tang family member, who is helping the owner to take care of the turtle, the gray turtle weighs 4.3kg, it has a habit of smoking since he stuffed the ciga…
Information has just been announced by the Wildlife Conservation Organization (WCS Vietnam) on December 24.
Images of dogs appearing at airports help detect explosives and drugs is very common but in the future this animal may appear in both hospitals.
During laboratory research, the Greek biotechnology company Bio Explorers discovered that the rodent's sense of smell is much more sensitive than dogs.
While the best minds of humankind are still engrossed in the search for longevity drugs, it seems like an incredibly simple animal has enjoyed immortal life for millions…