Shivering 'beasts' eating mummies in ancient times
Ancient Egyptians found the method of embalming but also themselves
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to HIV.
376 published items.
Ancient Egyptians found the method of embalming but also themselves
When he was just 11 months old, Bryan Jackson was injected with HIV-infected blood into his body by his own father, Bryan Stewart, to deprive him of his life.
According to the spiritual world, hell is the place where bad people have to go down and suffer punishment after death. For every different religious civilization, there…
Are you scared when every urination, you shiver to goose bumps, especially in cold days?
These unique sculptures show the infinite creativity and imagination of people.
Few doubts, the place once once a busy industrial park has become abandoned, scary to people. So what makes these places like that? Is it the exploitation of natural res…
This is a very common phenomenon in men but many people still cannot explain why to do so? Two widely accepted hypotheses explain this phenomenon: Due to sudden hypother…
2014 and 2015 can be seen as the period of
People dug up dead people, took their heads for a long time to see their children, then took the skull of the dead to participate in the festival.
Husband plays ice coffin to hold his wife's body in the bedroom, his wife sleeps next to her husband for a year, Accumulating two sons drowning in the freezer ... are ca…
Today, with the development of science and technology, many mysteries in the past have been answered by humans.
The sharp, steep, narrow lanes, potholes ... make a road dangerous. Some roads not only converge the above factors but also the risk of landslides, animals crossing and…
Along with the advancement of medicine and the desire to conquer the disease of the century, 2011 marked many breakthroughs in HIV treatment.
A group of Australian scientists discovered
Vitamin A may increase the excretion of HIV in the milk of mothers infected with this virus, thereby increasing the risk of mother-to-child transmission.