Medicine - Health
Bee venom can block HIV virus
Dr. Joshua L Hood and colleagues at Washington University School of Medicine found that toxins in bee venom can kill the HIV virus and not harm surrounding cells.
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Medicine - Health
Restore heart tissue with stranger's stem cells
American scientists say that stem cells from strangers can be used to restore heart tissue to patients after pain is as safe and effective as the patient's own cells.
Medicine - Health
The boy kept eating and died
For Joshua, who lives in New York, eating pizza, hot dogs or sandwiches ... is not a hobby, but a matter of life and death.
Medicine - Health
Successfully separated twins sticking to the spine
Doctors at the Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee (USA) successfully surgically removed the 8-month-old twins who were spinal.
Medicine - Health
The baby cannot cry
From the moment his son was born, Joshua Sutterfield knew that something was wrong. The one-week-old Devon boy never cried, and now the doctor cannot know what the futur…
Cancer
The most dangerous time of smoking
People who smoke cigarettes after waking up in the morning may face an increased risk of lung cancer, head and neck cancer compared to those who smoke at a later date.
Science invention
Raincoats turn rain water into drinking water
Just put on a raincoat named Raincatch on you and you never have to worry about thirst. It is a new raincoat product with the function of filtering water, turning rain w…
Science invention
Miraculous eyes
Dr. Joshua Silver, a retired Oxford University professor, has introduced a type of glasses that can be adjusted directly by the user.
Computer science
Passive Wi-Fi technology saves 10,000 times more energy than usual
Scientists have successfully discovered how to use the battery-saving Wi-Fi network for phones 10,000 times more than conventional Wi-Fi networks today.
Computer science
Online home for broken hearts
American Joshua Opperman thought he had met a woman who would share with him the rest of his life. But then she left, leaving him a sad heart, a proposal ring
New technology
Turn transparent gold nanoparticles into mirrors that reflect only one current
This great success will open the door - or in this case windows - to apply nanotechnology to everyday life.
New technology
DoNotPay - the first robot lawyer in the world
In fact, the DoNotPay robot has been launched since 2015. This July, it added new features.