5 most amazing surgical methods in the world
In 1967, the first heart transplant was performed. Since then, this procedure has saved the lives of about 5,000 every year around the world.
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In 1967, the first heart transplant was performed. Since then, this procedure has saved the lives of about 5,000 every year around the world.
The 100-year-old man named Karu Paswan in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand said he had a hobby of eating mud from the age of 11, the International Business Times re…
Tarik was born with a giant hand. By now 12 years old the boy had difficulty in all his daily tasks from bathing, dressing to eating. Tarik was also rejected by the scho…
This special charcoal cheese is sold at Manor Farm Shop agricultural store in Leasingham, England.
For most women, foods such as fruit cakes, fruits ... are often the things you like. But for Teresa Widener in Bedford, Virginia (USA), her favorite food is ... ice cube…
A Chinese girl was bent both feet into an arc in a car accident but could walk and stand normally after orthopedic surgery.
The painful parents of Jordan Hardenem were instructed by a doctor to take him home to die, after his rare white blood disease had reached the third stage.
Versatile electric kitchen cabinets, marine tanks or hand-propelled scooters are inventions dating back about 100 years, helping humankind have a more enjoyable and enjo…
You will surely be startled by the bizarre shape of the watches below, but their value will also make you fall back.
Contraception, makeup, skin care, medicine ... are the few special uses of feces and urine.
There are many unique, creative inventions, but are not widely available for many reasons. And 10 inventions of the 1980s below are an example.
A toy car, a household item or just something that can be recovered from industrial waste can become a computer case. With people
Travel pillow makers have long been competing to find solutions to help get the perfect sleep on the plane.
Malaysian researchers have studied the use of ozone to preserve papaya and exotic fruits, avoiding damage during storage and transport.
Scientists have developed a special perfume that is capable of breaking down sweat and actually produces a more pleasant scent when the user sweats more.