Medicine - Health
Can a flu virus survive in a cold country?
Can flu viruses survive for months or even years in frozen lakes? That is the assertion of a study conducted by US, Russian and Israeli scientists.
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Medicine - Health
Women suffer from cancer better than men
Women with cancer have more chances to survive than men even when the cancer they have acquired cannot be cured, a new study finds.
Cancer
8 times cancer for 30 years, diet helps scientists survive
Thanks to not eating animal milk, geochemist Jane Plant (England) overcame cancer despite recurring 8 times in 30 years.
Flu epidemic
H5N1 virus lives for six days
Experts have warned that the H5N1 virus could survive longer, even in humid conditions. Dr. Robert Webster (USA) said the H5N1 strain of virus that once caused bird flu…
Computer science
The secret to business integration with Web 2.0
One of the topics that executives are most interested in is how to survive and do business in the Web 2.0 world when the 30-second commercials on television are lessenin…
New technology
Self-driving cars will allow you to choose who survives if the accident happens
According to NewScientist, when people drive, instinct will be what helps people react to dangerous situations, and if an incident occurs, the error is definitely in the…
New technology
Emergency accommodation in the midst of the earthquake, tsunami
A company in the United States that introduces cyberspace can help users survive the most terrifying natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes.
New technology
This car will definitely help you survive if the Earth apocalypse
Possibly, someday, we will face the end of the world: global warming, disease raging, pandemic swarms, corpses alive, alien attacks. .
New technology
The new material is heat resistant in the heart of the Earth
Scientists are working on a new project that promises to create a record melting material. It can survive even being thrown into the heart of the Earth, where temperatur…
New technology
Release of life-saving equipment during the tsunami disaster
In an effort to help people survive the tsunami disaster in the future, Australian-born Matt Duncan has been working on a product called
New technology
Fabrication of 'unbreakable' glass
Wine glass does not break? Baby bottles do not break? Can coffee cups survive for generations?
New technology
The world's thinnest material
German and British scientists have made the world's thinnest material at just 1 / 200,000th of a second. This type of membrane is connected by hexagonal carbon atoms…