Medicine - Health
Vitamin A reduces the risk of infant mortality
Adding an oral dose of vitamin A helps reduce the risk of infant mortality by 15%, if given during the first hours or days after birth.
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Babies have four legs
Weighs 3.6 kg, the upper part of the body is like any other child, but the child of a pregnant woman in District 4, HCMC, has 2 buttocks and 4 legs ...
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Infants have the ability to detect 'unrealistic' objects at a very young age
If you've ever been fascinated by MC Escher drawings, draw staircases that don't lead anywhere or a waterfall that starts and ends the flow in the same place, which mean…
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Environmental pollution increases the infant mortality rate
In a study conducted in Los Angeles, associate professor Michelle Wilhelm and scientists at the University of California reported 19,664 infant deaths in the Los Angeles…
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Premature infant retinopathy
Retinopathy of prematurity (rop) is an eye disease caused by abnormal growth of retinal blood vessels in premature or low birth weight babies. If not detected and treate…
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How to handle when an infant has a problem
Infants are counted from the time of birth to 30 days of age. At this age, the phenomenon of
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The time between two pregnancies affects infant health
Columbia researchers analyzed the profiles of pregnant women around the world between 1966 and 2006. They found that women were pregnant with their second child before 1…
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Infant death due to gene disorder?
A group of experts at the University of Bristol, UK, thinks that it may be due to a genetic defect that makes young children stop breathing when they stop breathing thei…
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Smart shirt changes color according to infant temperature
After 6 years of research, Chris Ebejer, a British, has produced a discolored clothing when children show signs of high body temperature.
New technology
New rifles help US troops shoot without looking
Sensors and computer mounted on the rifle will automatically adjust the path, the gunner just to pull the trigger to kill the target.
New technology
Samsung's destructive weapons you never knew
As the largest Korean corporation, it is understandable that consumer electronics is not the only field with Samsung footprints
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Successful development of infant fingerprint capture device
NEC Company (Japan) has succeeded in developing the world's first infant fingerprint grab device.
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Super Russian military uniform 'accepting' pistol shot at 10 millimeters
In September 2015, Russia announced to equip the latest Ratnik army. Accordingly, there are 80,000 soldiers equipped with Ratnik-2.
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Use robots to study the behavior of intelligent communication of newborns
By creating an infant robot, scientists have proven that infants (less than 4 months old) are smarter than we think.
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Use a newborn baby phone
Couples without pedigree experience will be able to use a cell phone to learn about the health of their newborn.