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Tapeworms can occur in the human body through direct or indirect routes, but all cause dangerous effects.
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Tapeworms can occur in the human body through direct or indirect routes, but all cause dangerous effects.
Scientists have successfully cultured human intestinal tissue on mice. This is a breakthrough step that can help cure thousands of patients with intestinal disorders.
Fasciola is caused by eating salads, eating raw aquatic plants. The disease can be dangerous for patients if not detected and treated promptly.
An accidental discovery by a Spanish researcher may pave the way for the treatment of baldness in humans, by exploiting the power of white blood cells.
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.
British scientists use skin cells to create sperm and eggs, an achievement that could lead to a revolution in infertility treatment.
Research by Swiss scientists shows that using smartphones affects the division that touches human touch in the brain.
Many salespeople, pure and fresh milk, cow and goat milk, are processed for human health.
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.
Korean and American experts introduced an artificial skin outside the prosthetic hand, which can help people with disabilities to feel their surroundings or handshakes f…
The brain is one of the most complex parts of the human body, with many mysteries that can shock people.
A new Ebola vaccine has just been successfully developed in the United States. Human clinical trials show safe and positive results.
Hemoglobin in sugar beet can be used to create an artificial blood.
Together with Israel's RealView Company, Philips technology firm (Netherlands) is developing 3-dimensional image reproduction technology (3D Holographic).