Sound waves can lead drugs into the body to kill tumors
A beam of three-dimensional sound waves can hold and move a very small capsule into the tumor in the body to kill cancer cells.
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A beam of three-dimensional sound waves can hold and move a very small capsule into the tumor in the body to kill cancer cells.
The invasion of the foreign object into the nose often causes you to sneeze, appearing a sneezing sound. The rustle in the ear is often caused by the air pressure circul…
Researchers have created a software, capable of simulating 4D internal organs in a state that functions exactly as it happens inside a human body.
A group of researchers in the UK has developed a new technique that promises to cut ⅓ time of chronic healing, using low-intensity ultrasound.
4D ultrasound pictures provide additional evidence to show the harmful effects of smoking on babies during pregnancy.
In the case of the crowd becoming chaotic and pushing each other, try to reach the nearest wall, stand close to the edge of the wall, and find the nearby escape route.
A recent study by Columbia University of Business has shown that people with high status are literally changing their voices. Specifically, the loudness and sound intens…
If the sound is loud, constantly stirring your ears, it may be the cause of noise-induced hearing loss
If your family has many gifted people, start practicing an instrument immediately.
According to a recent study, people who often suffer from tinnitus will experience more emotional impact than those who do not suffer from the disease. That makes them m…
Forget about organ donation, you can now give your voice to people who lose their ability to pronounce because of illness.
Placing an infant to sleep next to a lullaby may increase the risk of hearing loss, affecting his speech ability and language development.
Our memory of sound is much worse than visual or tactile memory.
In order to help diabetics with less pain due to daily insulin injections, researchers at the University of North Carolina (USA) have developed a new non-invasive inject…
In the Russian provincial city of Voronezh, 500 kilometers from Moscow, surgeons have created miracles to restore hearing to young children.