NASA heals the astronauts with red light
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Red light therapy is very safe and does not generate side effects, so it is expected to become the optimal method of treatment and beauty in the future.
A miracle happened to Pat Fletcher - the woman lost her sight for more than 30 years by accident.
Researchers have developed a method to regenerate ear hair cells to help reverse hearing loss.
With this technology, you can see the fetus image in 3D virtual reality space.
An international team of scientists on February 6 said gene therapy using a benign virus helped deaf ears hear sounds around them.
Patients who suffer from limb tremors now have the opportunity to escape that obsession thanks to a special ultrasound machine that acts on the patient's damaged brain c…
In 2016, for the first time in Vietnam, female students with liver tuberculosis on Wilson background, tortoise shell, baby crying like a cat, Clarkson syndrome ...
The knuckle joint causes a sound due to the rapid formation of an empty cavity or air bubbles in the liquid filling the space between joints.
Have you ever walked and heard the crunch in your ankles? According to Prevention, this sign may be worrisome but actually not dangerous.
For them the light is light as well as the glare of sunlight, the sound every day is deafening. Their life is a long chain of torture.
In order to achieve success from those experiments, scientists injected radioactive substances into the human body, allowing people to fall freely at a speed of 988 km /…
Scientists from Queretaro University (UAQ) in Mexico have successfully invented a device capable of quickly diagnosing deafness in newborns.
Health professionals have long dreamed of an ideal drug delivery system wherever treatment is needed in the patient's body.
A crowd in the street produced a sound of up to 90dB and even a falling leaf could produce noises of up to 10dB! As we get older, our ability to receive sound decreases.
What we see is an extremely high signal on the ultrasound image, like a series of fireworks that were shot in the joint.