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Desertification is devouring thousands of square kilometers of Chinese agricultural land each year, becoming an unprecedented challenge in this country.
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Desertification is devouring thousands of square kilometers of Chinese agricultural land each year, becoming an unprecedented challenge in this country.
US scientists on January 16 said La Nina weather phenomenon in the tropical Pacific region may be the main cause of dangerous pandemics in the world.
Reuters has summed up many important moments and events, has a strong impact on the world and media in the past year.
3D images of the human body are enlarged to 10 million times, looking as vivid as an abstract picture ...
Photographs of the world of microorganisms, viruses and microscopic objects under the magnification of the microscope - a mystical world with deadly beauty but also full…
People of West African countries are day by day, each hour must live in pain, anxiety and insecurity when the Ebola epidemic rises, causing the number of deaths to incre…
Health experts are still working hard to limit this Ebola infection.
The photos below will help you better understand the desperate struggle of Ebola infected patients.
Artist Luke Jerram used glass to sculpt the pattern of viruses and other deadly pathogens.
Computer viruses have long been a nightmare of all trades that involve computers. Here is a list of the 10 scariest computer viruses of all time.
Bacteria make up 90% of living cells in the body and play a very important role.
The whole world is facing the situation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria increasing due to the mutation of the gene.
Less than a minute, the computer on the same LAN has been infected with malicious code without user interaction.
Scientists warn climate change is melting permafrost, which can release many dangerous bacteria and viruses that are dangerous to humans.
Two Killer Billboards Mosquito billboards in the capital Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, are being used to attract and kill Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes (which can carry Zika virus)…