Strange diseases that make medicine 'bundle of hands'
Despite the achievements and breakthroughs in the field of technology research and development, there are still some cases of people with extremely strange and rare dise…
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Despite the achievements and breakthroughs in the field of technology research and development, there are still some cases of people with extremely strange and rare dise…
Canadian surgeons were extremely surprised to see that the patients they were operating were bleeding dark green leaves, exactly like a science fiction character.
The structure of the human brain is extremely complex. Until now, when modern medicine develops at a higher level, the human brain is still attractive and attracts the d…
Scientists believe that we are getting closer to developing a drug that helps people who do not have to work hard but still enjoy the same benefits as exercise and sport…
Statistics show that in the UK alone, over the past 10 years, the number of prescriptions with co-codamol has nearly doubled, from 8.8 million in 2001 to 15 million year…
With the help of dermatologists, Dr. Nipun Jain and Sri Balaji Institute of Medicine (India) have demonstrated how smoking affects physical appearance, especially for sk…
Here are the natural foods used as effective remedy in many countries, according to Boldsky.
Until now, most allergy medicines, especially weather allergies, often only help relieve the uncomfortable symptoms of a person like nasal itching and watery eyes.
A team of experts from the Indinana University School of Medicine in the United States recruited 49 men to understand the taste of beer to them.
Under the action of the drug, stem cells will be significantly more, allowing all body systems and organs to work more efficiently.
People often think that the syndrome of 'hyperactivity' or 'lack of attention' in children is only 'temporary', growing up will end. But new research denies this view.
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.
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT have successfully experimented with alcoholic medicine to help drunken people wake up in just a few seconds.
Australia's leading science institute CSIRO said on February 23 that it has developed a new drug in the laboratory system, to prevent the spread of different influenza v…
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (METI) on February 22 said Japan's renewable medicine market is expected to reach a total turnover of 1,600 billion…