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In the capital of Moscow, the Medical Transplant Center has performed a unique surgery in the world. For the first time, Russian doctors simultaneously implanted two imp…
On November 14, the Conference of the American Heart Association in Orlando, Florida, published a study by Taiwanese scientists confirming that people who clean their te…
UK scientists have introduced new broccoli that can help prevent cardiovascular disease and cancer.
Everyone knows that when we get older, our bodies are lower. But what many people do not know is that height is not the only thing lost due to aging, but the heart, bone…
Maternity in Soc Trang gave birth to a two-headed girl. When an ultrasound is detected, two fetal hearts are detected, so the family thinks that they are twins. Informat…
In the small lab space of Stanford University, PhD, medical doctor Oscar Abilez trained a microscope to collect cells on a petri dish. A video player plays back what the…
A 10-year study in the US with 135,000 male participants showed that non-children were at higher risk of dying from heart disease than those with children.
One study showed an increased risk of heart attack in six hours after we inhaled smoke from cars and other motor vehicles.
Doctors in the UK are using a new method to treat erectile dysfunction in men: heart transplant surgery.
Scientists have discovered more than 20 ways of developing organs in the human body. This allows many body parts to be created in the laboratory to become popular in jus…
Because eating too much but exercising is too little, obesity is becoming a problem everywhere. Experts warn about its effects on health and health costs.
People with psoriasis are three times more likely to have a stroke than normal people, according to the latest study by Danish scientists.
High salt intake may adversely affect the brain and cardiovascular system of the elderly.
Stem cell researchers in Hong Kong and the United States are trying to develop replacement parts for people with stem cell heart disease within the next five years.
Up to now, there are 17 hearts who are in the formation stage at the laboratory of the University of Minnesota, USA.