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Zinc is an important micronutrient to maintain human health and nutrition. Zinc deficiency can lead to some digestive, metabolic, neurological disorders ...
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Zinc is an important micronutrient to maintain human health and nutrition. Zinc deficiency can lead to some digestive, metabolic, neurological disorders ...
Japanese scientists have discovered the cause of Marfan syndrome, a rare inherited disease, primarily causing injury to very talented people because of their superior in…
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the analysis of H5N1 virus samples from two victims in Turkey showed a change in one gene. However, it is still too ear…
Scientists at King's College University in London have announced the intention to replicate stem cells from rabbit ovaries and human cell nuclei. Professor Chris Shaw, i…
Up to 150 diseases that pets can infect you, some of which are dangerous, even fatal. The type of disease spread by pets is commonly referred to as zoonoses. In 1994, He…
Geneticists have just said that mutations seriously alter the chromosome, and those who have those changes can hardly be called humans. In Yerevan, Armenia, an 18-year-o…
The human body is made up of many chemical elements. The most abundant elements are oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, potassium, chloride…
Human life has 3 decisive stages for height growth. The fetal stage, if the child is malnourished (SDD) fetus, birth is mild and has lost an opportunity. The second stag…
Laughing is one of the most subtle forms of human expression. Researchers have listed dozens of different types of laughs: timid laughs, smirking smiles, beaming smiles,…
Vitamins are essential substances for human life but the body cannot synthesize itself but must be brought from outside. The lack of vitamins manifests itself in differe…
Six years ago, a prestigious scientific journal
Although the influenza A virus in poultry is not usually infectious to humans, there have been many cases of human infection with bird flu since 1997; These cases are of…
The project team called 'Human Life Research' lasted from 1921-1991 by project psychologist Howard Friedman at the University of California, who came to this conclusion.
The H5N1 avian influenza virus thrives during the cold season from October to March, corresponding to the peak activity period of normal human influenza viruses.
On October 25 in Hanoi, American professor, doctor, scientist JDConstable affirmed: