The man remembers everything
Bob Petrella, the man can remember everything that happened in the past. All his memories are recorded as files in the computer, which can be easily retrieved with absol…
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Bob Petrella, the man can remember everything that happened in the past. All his memories are recorded as files in the computer, which can be easily retrieved with absol…
Lisa Randall, Amy Mainzer are two of many women besides talent for scientific research, they also possess the beauty that makes the men stubborn.
The researchers took bacterial samples found in the mouth of 122,000 people and performed DNA analysis to identify each type of bacteria.
Linear needles thought to be harmless pleasures, but some scientists warned of the significant environmental damage of this decorative accessory.
Death from a bite, at first glance seems a bit hard to believe, but the truth proves that this is possible.
We are still exposed to a large amount of UV light when using umbrellas on the beach without applying sunscreen.
Although quite dangerous to life, this boy still spent his childhood as a normal boy, climbing trees and driving a tractor in his father's field.
According to sleep scientists in the United States, good night sleep is not a time
Noelia Garella has overcome social prejudice and disease to fulfill her dream, becoming the first person with down syndrome in Argentina as a teacher.
Lynlee Hope, a girl with a dead-end bone tumor from the time she was a fetus had to undergo surgery during her womb.
Information of fresh bamboo shoots is dyed yellow with yellow umbrellas, so many consumers are very worried when bamboo shoots are a favorite dish of many people.
Scientists claim to have discovered one more reason we need to sleep: sleep helps replenish a type of brain cell.
Men with large testicles have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to research by scientists at the University of Florence (Italy).
According to Washington newspaper, on February 1, scientists at Monash University are getting closer to cultivating eye parts in the laboratory, opening a new way to tre…
The painful vaccination is about to become obsolete thanks to the introduction of a new vaccination method: a painless