Detecting the biological clock 'adjustment button' of the human body
Flights across multiple time zones, shift work and late-night or overnight activities can upset your body's daily biological rhythm.
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Flights across multiple time zones, shift work and late-night or overnight activities can upset your body's daily biological rhythm.
Tapeworms can occur in the human body through direct or indirect routes, but all cause dangerous effects.
Fasciola is caused by eating salads, eating raw aquatic plants. The disease can be dangerous for patients if not detected and treated promptly.
The bacteria that live in and on the human body may have evolved towards reducing the number of elderly people in the population, according to a new study.
Human body parts have great structure and ability that not everyone knows.
Only men have the pharynx, why there are 3 nipples, dimples on the cheeks will disappear when you get older ... are things that many people wonder.
Together with Israel's RealView Company, Philips technology firm (Netherlands) is developing 3-dimensional image reproduction technology (3D Holographic).
We have all been stressed, which is an inevitable part of life. However, too much stress can lead to really terrible things.
Researchers with the British pharmaceutical company will officially begin testing the Ebola vaccine on human bodies next week.
Beijing University Hospital (China) has successfully performed a 3D printed neck vertebra transplant operation on a 12-year-old boy with spinal cancer.
A recent study published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE shows that large DNA fragments, derived from genetically modified food, are fully capable of going straight i…
The human body is full of mysteries and for a long time the human body has become the object of research, even dissected by scientists.
Osteoarthritis pain can predict weather, eyes are
Two surgeons in Belgium have discovered a new body part: a previously unknown ligament in the human knee.
Scientists discovered that cells extracted from the body of a poor black woman who died of cancer in the United States in 1951 were the first human cells to grow indefin…