Treatment of trauma through marine life
The tiny hairs of a marine creature in the near future will help surgical surgeons recover muscle tissue quickly for patients.
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The tiny hairs of a marine creature in the near future will help surgical surgeons recover muscle tissue quickly for patients.
The venom of the marine cone is a great medicine to develop neuropathic analgesics ...
US scientists have found that the use of many types of marine fish with oil in each meal can be an important factor to help the elderly avoid blindness due to age.
For the first time, Norwegian scientists have produced completely new antibiotics from all kinds of bacteria living in the sea. Eleven species of bacteria that produce c…
Nudibranchs (photos) produce a protein called lectin that weakens the development of malaria parasites. This can be seen as a promising new weapon in preventing the spre…
Sharks are medium and large cartilage fish, living in the sea. Many species are used as drugs such as angelfish shark (Squalus brevirostris Tanaka, Squalidae family), ti…
Scientists at the Scripps Ocean Research Institute (USA) hope the ocean can provide miraculous remedies in the treatment of serious diseases for humans.
When the consequences of Typhoon Durian in the Philippines and Vietnam have not been overcome, a new storm named Utor has formed in the South China Sea. Why do storms ap…
The poisoning incident caused by eating sea snail on April 4 in Phu Yen has caused one death and two people must be emergency. On October 17, a similar poisoning occurre…
At the top of the Khumbu valley in Nepal is 5,400 m high compared to the sea level, which is a very modest place of the Mount Everest Base Camp (photo). The highest clin…
A doctor warned that there were still people killed on Mount Everest, although there was a lot of technological progress and more understanding of the harsh environment…
While studying the lethal poison of a sea snail species, scientists have discovered it has analgesic effects. Many other toxins of sea snail have also been used to treat…
For iodine supplementation, use 150 g chives, 100 g clam meat to be eaten daily. In 100 g dried clam meat has 240 micrograms of iodine. Clam meat helps heat bar talks, o…
Light-sensitive drugs made from sea-bottom bacteria will be injected into patients' blood vessels to treat prostate cancer without surgery.
Substances in the nudibranchs that live along the Eastern coast of Australia are very resistant to cancer.