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Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was a genius and outstanding scientist in the history of human development.
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Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was a genius and outstanding scientist in the history of human development.
The history of herbal healing is also as old as human. There is much evidence - including handwritten manuscripts, traces of ancient relics or ancient drugs - that peopl…
Through a history of two-handed transplantation, 9-year-old Zion Harvey (USA) has now done what she never thought she could, from throwing balls to banana trees.
For the first time in history, scientists have been able to monitor and develop human embryos for at least the first 13 days.
Chinese doctors are ambitious to transplant one person's body to another for the first time in history, despite the international community's opposition to moral standar…
The use of toothbrushes and toothpaste for oral hygiene is done daily by people. But history invented them, not everyone knows. Let's learn about the interesting biograp…
In 1932 the Japanese Chisso Corporation discharged mercury-contaminated wastewater to Minamata Sea caused a massive death of fish and shrimp, people ate fish that had be…
The CEO of Bioviva USA has become a volunteer to test this method, scientists here say they can reverse 20 years of aging by editing genes.
Discovered in 1947 on monkeys, Zika virus has circulated in 62 countries all over the world and has become a minor disease-causing disease on thousands of children, Viet…
For the first time in history, scientists have been testing a special vaccine for human malaria.
Many patients with toothache immediately get rid of the pain thanks to the mysterious tooth exploding itself.
For the first time in history, Japanese scientists have been able to use stem cell methods to successfully develop human ears on the back of a mouse.
In most of human history, large body sizes always have many advantages. Can be seen from our ancestors, they grow taller, faster, healthier to support the hunting and de…
The shocking face transplant transplant in medical history has brought a new life for a 41-year-old volunteer firefighter from Mississippi (USA).
Perhaps more than any doctor in the history of ophthalmology, this doctor restored eyesight to more than 100,000 people and many patients continued to come to him.