Stem cell therapy cures paralyzed monkeys
For the first time in medical history, stem cell therapy has restored its activity in a once-paralyzed primates because of a spinal injury.
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For the first time in medical history, stem cell therapy has restored its activity in a once-paralyzed primates because of a spinal injury.
Scientists extracted DNA in the blood of a Japanese male, then successfully mapped the genome map for five months.
Indian health experts on August 24 said at least 200 babies were killed by Japanese outbreak of encephalitis in northern India.
If you are looking for ways to reduce your risk of heart disease, then perhaps you should start with a typical seafood diet in Japan. According to a new study, the habit…
From April 18-27, Hanoi will give vaccines for Japanese encephalitis free of charge to children born on January 1, 2002 - December 31, 2006, living in the whole city.
Japan has never become the world's No. 1 economy, however, one thing that the cherry blossoms boast can outperform all countries: that is the life expectancy of the peop…
A slumping birth rate survey in the sunrise country has revealed what anyone with an average level of understanding knows: no sex will not have children.
Puffer fish, live octopus, maggot cheese, giant cow frog ... are some of the unique specialties that can make you lose your life when you taste it.
Jiyang Gaosui, a famous anti-cancer doctor in Japan, has proposed
Japanese people use one type
Wasabia people often use Wasabia (used for processing mustard) when eating raw fish to eliminate toxins, bacteria ...
Japanese scientists have said that a type of bacteria in salt beet can prevent H7N9 flu.
Quite surprisingly, traditional Japanese rice wine, or sake, can become a special ingredient to produce women's underwear.
Erica's father - Dr. Hiroshi Ishiguro has just announced this information but has not yet revealed the name of the recruitment agency Erica.
The short novel is so excellent that the writer's intellectual program is so excellent that the judges don't even recognize the author.