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According to Michael Joyner, an expert at the Mayo Medical Center (USA), studies aimed at deciphering gene secrets that help with longevity ultimately fail to find any k…
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According to Michael Joyner, an expert at the Mayo Medical Center (USA), studies aimed at deciphering gene secrets that help with longevity ultimately fail to find any k…
Step speed is one of the factors that help us assess the risk of dementia of an elderly person.
There is a concept that has existed for a long time in the scientific world in general, the medical community in particular that people can be smarter if we know 'exploi…
Researchers at the University of Minnesota Medical University and the University of Biological Sciences have made an important discovery indicating that male sex must be…
Scientists at the Southwest Medical Center, University of Texas (USA) have discovered the heart of newborn mammals that can restore function after injury.
The Bioethics Council, directed by the US President, provides information about inhumane medical tests taking place inside and outside the United States.
Scientists from the Queensland Institute of Medical Research (Australia) have recently discovered that human hair is curled or straightened by trichohyalin genes.
Thanks to the combination of the most powerful medical imaging techniques - scanners and magnetic resonance imaging - with modern information technologies, radiologist A…
Although hundreds of years have passed, the cause of this strange disease has never been clarified, making it the biggest mystery in world medicine history.
Among the medical and health care methods that are not scientifically proven, perhaps the most strange is the colloidal silver drink.
In 1999, Anna Bagenholm - a Swedish medical student - lost her balance while skiing. She fell and was about 0.2m thick of ice and snow covered near a mountain stream, on…
A British student found a twin sister about to drown in a bath thanks to her sixth sense.
With the ability to see organs in her body, Natasha Demkina was born in 1987 in Saransk city (Russia) was named
Scientists mysteriously decipher ancient papyrus scrolls dating back 2,000 years in the collection of the University of Basel, Switzerland, according to Live Science.
Thousands of years before anesthesia techniques and accurate medical devices were born, humans performed complicated surgeries.