Medicine - Health
Regrowth of the skull after 5 decades
A serious car accident has lifted a large piece of skull on a British man's head ...
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Medicine - Health
Aluminum from scrap: Dangerous
Although only a small amount, aluminum also has the ability to poison ... According to Prof. Dr. Le Huy Ba, Director of the Institute of Science, Technology and Environm…
Medicine - Health
Australia: Table legs through the skull ... still alive
This is an extremely rare case in medicine: In a tavern in the pub, Shafique - Fahkri had a metal table leg through the skull. But a miracle is that the victim still esc…
Medicine - Health
Prosthetic limbs connected directly to the bone
British scientists have developed technology that allows prostheses to be attached directly to human bones. This breakthrough will help artificial organs penetrate human…
Medicine - Health
The scourge of abortion
When an abortion is performed, especially a curettage procedure, the doctor must put a pliers into the uterus to remove the pregnancy. If the cervix mouth is too wide or…
Medicine - Health
Lead poisoning with children through the environment and toys
Lead is a heavy metal poison found in polluted environments, in materials for making toys for children and everyday items. This is a form of formidable health damage for…
Medicine - Health
Harm when food has a lot of heavy metals
Heavy metals such as arsenic, lead, zinc, tin ... if residues in food are too high, it will harm consumers. First manifestations are chronic poisoning
Medicine - Health
Children's jewelry has a high lead content
Japan has just discovered, most of the children are cheap metal jewelry imported from China, Korea and Taiwan containing very high lead content.
Medicine - Health
Effect of gold and silver jewelry
Russian newspaper Pravda quoted traditional medical experts as saying that people's health depends on the amount of metal they wear. The general characteristics of metal…
Cancer
Risk of asthma, lung cancer when using subway
Public opinion is raising doubts about the health effects of the large amount of tiny metal particles discovered and in the air of a European subway system.
Food safety
Learn how Japanese people eat fish to avoid poisoning
Wasabia people often use Wasabia (used for processing mustard) when eating raw fish to eliminate toxins, bacteria ...
Food safety
How to identify phenol poisoned fish
Safety data sheet issued by the Department of Laboratory, Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Public Health Hygiene (phenol) is defined as phenol (C6H5OH). It is a colorless s…
Food safety
Use a non-stick pan properly to protect your health
Do not rub the metal into the basin; remove oil and butter when frying; Cooking at medium temperatures ... are the notes that increase the life of non-stick pans and pro…
Food safety
How to identify urea-impregnated seafood
In the human body, if excessive urea levels can cause hypothyroidism, malignant blood disorders, neurological disorders ... In addition, urea may contain dangerous compo…
Science invention
After thousands of years, people have successfully reinvented the scissors
Although it has appeared in human life since thousands of years ago, until now, the scissors are new