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Research by scientists from the University of Ottawa (Canada) aims
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Viagra, the most common erectile dysfunction drug may soon be replaced by a stem cell injection therapy created by a group of scientists from the Danish Center for Repro…
This is the conclusion of a joint study conducted by Royal College of London and Exeter University scientists, just published in the journal Science.
Each time you take a regular medicine, the doctor will only prescribe the name of the medicine, the number of times you drink it, drink it before or after eating, and th…
According to Professor Nicholas Rivron, the head of the research team, as early as three years, they can create mouse embryos capable of surviving.
This medicine is being used by many people today. However, real damage to the effect of the drug is not everyone knows.
A team of researchers at the University of Arkansas Medical School, USA, says they are developing a vaccine for drug addiction.
According to the report published in the British newspaper, Independent on April 22, the drug affects proteins on the surface of sperm and limits their ability to move.
Internal bleeding due to being hit or traffic accident, occupational accident ... is one of the leading causes of death if the patient is not stopped bleeding in time.
This device can successfully activate the state of 'Immune inactivity' in the rabbit model, through slow release of hydroxychloroquine immunosuppressant.
Compliance with the 5 principles of drug use by the Ministry of Health will limit the unfortunate incidents that occur due to medical staff giving wrong medicines to pat…
According to research results published in Bioconjugate Chemistry, scientists for a long time have tried to find ways to restore hearing to people with hearing impairmen…
Scientists have found an oral drug capable of turning human blood into a toxin for mosquitoes and even killing mosquitoes.
Under the new method, the drug will still be injected into the body, but with a tiny needle and without causing any pain.
Not all stroke patients can use an artery. If a patient has a rupture of a cerebral vein, it will make the illness worse.