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According to a study by Dutch scientists, published in medical journals
Saying that the robot is true but not the robot. Today's medical technology can create almost every part of the body. Imagine someday in the future when all the organs o…
That's the result of an American study conducted at the Kaiser Permanent Medical Center in Oakland. The author, Dr. Lisa Croen and colleagues, followed children born bet…
With so many people, glasses mean sight, which is an isolated object in any case or circumstance. But from now on, can be glasses close-up, far, he will have to go to th…
Nutrition experts all agree that fish diets are good for the heart, and some recent studies suggest that omega-3 fatty acids in fish oils will benefit the brain in reduc…
The widespread obesity in Australia has forced medical officials in this country to upgrade the ambulance fleet to deal with the reality.
A study by researchers at the Institute of Cell Biology (IMB) at the University of Queensland and the Queensland Institute of Medical Research is the first to prove that…
According to an article published in the February issue of the Dermatology Journal of the American Medical Association, the use of a plasma-based skin regeneration tool…
According to a study published on the Danish Medical Journal website on 27 February, those who drink alcohol are healthier than those who drink beer.
Pain may be the initial manifestation of a serious illness that is occurring. You need to pay attention and seek medical care immediately. Health experts have suggested…
In the race to find effective drugs against HIV, the Maryland team of scientists built a double-agent virus with a mission to find where HIV is hiding. They combine HIV…
Already 3 and a half years old, Kenadie Jourdin - Bromley was only 69cm tall and weighed about 4.5 kg, just like a 1-month-old infant. Kenadie is a dwarf from the womb,…
According to the British Medical Journal (BMJ), future trials of Down syndrome will not increase the risk of miscarriage. Many groups of scientists are studying methods…
According to a new experiment conducted by Harvard Medical University researchers, lack of sleep inhibits the brain's ability to learn new things.
Sanitation was voted the most important medical milestone in a century and a half in a poll conducted by the British Medical Journal. Improved sewers and water supply sy…