Cabbage, cauliflower can be radioactive
Vegetables of cabbage family such as cabbage and cauliflower may be the key to protecting people from the effects of radiation during cancer treatment or nuclear disaste…
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Vegetables of cabbage family such as cabbage and cauliflower may be the key to protecting people from the effects of radiation during cancer treatment or nuclear disaste…
Long-awaited tablet insulin may become a reality later this decade.
Many people still think that back pain is caused by damage to the vertebrae, bowing many times. However, there are many other causes such as stomach ulcers, psoriasis or…
The research team at Kyoto University (Japan) has succeeded in creating cells with cartilage cell properties from human skin cells.
British pharmaceutical manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) aims to commercialize the world's first malaria vaccine in 2014.
Scientists have found a new way to help men overcome impotence: transplanting tiny plastic particles containing nitric oxide gas into
New Zealand scientists claim to have discovered ways to develop infertility treatments and help to conceive new types.
French scientists have achieved initial success in reversing dwarf syndrome.
Injecting salt water directly into the spine may be more effective in treating lower back pain than steroid injections.
New genetic testing can help doctors more accurately diagnose the progress of prostate cancer.
Treating intestinal helminthiitis, injecting malaria parasites to cure syphilis ... are the methods of scary healing in history.
After long flights, many people fall into Jet Lag syndrome (time difference syndrome due to long distance flight, from one place to another).
Arginine amino acid, found in foods such as salmon, eggs and nuts, can increase the body's ability to metabolize glucose.
A research team in Singapore has found a more effective prototype in the process of making effective treatment for dengue fever.
Strawberries, oranges, peaches, plums and apricots have no significant effect on preventing type 2 diabetes. Meanwhile, blueberries, grapes, apples and grapefruit signif…