The world's first unnamed boy and the eternal artificial heart
Last week, an anonymous boy had just undergone a 10-hour operation that was continuous and received the attention and care of a team of medical and physicians, resulting…
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Last week, an anonymous boy had just undergone a 10-hour operation that was continuous and received the attention and care of a team of medical and physicians, resulting…
Aspirin may help prevent bowel cancer. It was a retrospective study five years ago by Malcom Dunlop ...
Marijuana users are twice as likely to experience mental problems than those who do not
Those who diet and want to burn off excess fat in their bodies should sleep a little more, the effect will be obvious.
Scientists at Birmingham University (UK) have created a type of chocolate you can eat a lot without fear of harm to health.
A group of researchers in Moscow, Russia, has come up with an incredible method to fight stress and defeat depression: temporarily burying those living.
According to the Xinhua News Agency on the middle of September, the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Health of China and the Director of the Administration of Medicine a…
Hundreds of years ago, the world scientists after many studies have proven that silver has bactericidal features ...
This device will produce pulse and stimulate the patient's nerves through a micro-electrode plate, helping patients stop grinding their teeth.
With the help of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the laser can destroy tumors deep in the brain in areas that doctors have not yet reached.
US scientists are studying a new antimicrobial drug that can prevent or kill pathogenic bacteria.
According to a study published in the American Clinical Nutrition magazine, an adult who drank at least two glasses of milk a day within two years lost about 5,448 kilog…
Several IVF techniques are contributing to an increase in the proportion of boys, researchers have just revealed. Specifically, in some methods
According to new research, if the Tresk gene is mutated, patients will easily see pain, even sensitive to light and sound.
In recent years, cellular immunotherapy has been increasingly used in the treatment of tumors in cancer patients.