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Getting on the plane first can be harmful to your health
Experts at Arizona State University (USA) have studied air situations to find out how the disease spread if there is a sick passenger.
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The fate of the most radioactive men in the world
McCluskey, 64, survived despite the largest amount of radioactivity ever recorded in history and was named
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The strange story of the boy who had his father injected HIV into his body
When he was just 11 months old, Bryan Jackson was injected with HIV-infected blood into his body by his own father, Bryan Stewart, to deprive him of his life.
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Chemical components of blue ballpoint pen ink
Blue ball pen ink includes dye, fatty acid and alcohol to ensure uniform ink, quick drying and paper sticking.
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What happens when you are bitten by a cobra
Cobra venom can attack the nervous system, cause infection and disturb the heart rhythm, causing death in less than an hour if not treated promptly.
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Decode everyday science mysteries
Many of us have long mistakenly believed in some incorrect scientific or folklore concepts. Are you confident with your common scientific knowledge? Let's go back offlin…
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Why do people have earwax?
Earwax has the function of protecting, preventing infections, preventing dust and helping the ears from being shocked by the sounds that are too loud
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What happens if you never take a bath?
Bathing is the job almost everyone does at least once a day. Perhaps that is something too familiar to each of us.
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Detects sweet and sweet properties of Salmonella and its ability to cope with this bacterium
For the first time, British scientists found the food that the food poisoning bacterium Salmonella absorbed while causing the disease was glucose.
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Just one virus molecule is enough to cause infectious disease
Can exposure to a viral molecule make you infected? Until now, we still do not have enough solid evidence.
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Brain structure reinforces immunity
For the first time researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, the school of veterinary medicine has developed a real-time image of the human body's immune response t…
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Quercetin in fruits and vegetables prevents flu
A study published in The American Physiological Society, mice injected with quercetin - a natural compound in vegetables - is less likely to get the flu.
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Girls benefit from breastfeeding more than boys
Doubting the long-held belief that breastfeeding protects all babies from the same disease, the study led by researchers at the Johns Hopkin Center for Pediatrics showed…
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The truth of the death of the 16th century astronomy
Two years after the body of Tycho Brahe was unearthed at the tomb in Prague, chemical analyzes showed that this 16th-century astronomer did not have to die of mercury po…