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A man in Germany has received more than 200 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, but scientists have not detected any abnormalities in his immune system.
The habit of eating cold rice has existed for a long time in Vietnamese families. However, this is the cause of many diseases that we cannot foresee.
A pig that has been hanging from a rafters in Sichuan for more than 30 years now and has been emitting a foul smell has been offered by tourists for more than 500,000 ND…
WHO recommends that people believe that wearing masks alone can prevent the acute pneumonia caused by the new corona virus is completely wrong. Let's see how to wear a m…
Researchers from the University of Arizona (USA) indicate that consuming a lot of certain types of bread can help reduce the risk of cancer.
There is a very popular legend about Isaac Newton, which says that he realized the law of gravity after seeing an apple fall on his head. However, that is not necessaril…
Frankenstein is a famous monster in the West from ancient times to the present and is often dressed up at Halloween every year.
Have you ever been sleeping and woken up with a start, feeling like your head was exploding?
If you're not someone who sleeps well at night, you're probably an insomniac who naps or sleeps in on the weekends.
Statistics from the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting show that in the past 10 years, there has never been a year when all three regions, North - Centr…
The study found that 81% of queens that were completely submerged in water survived after 7 days, then lived well for another 8 weeks in dry conditions.
Banh troi, vegetarian, is a dish often prepared by many Vietnamese families during the Korean New Year. According to doctors, some people should not or limit using this…
Vladimir Komarov was an exceptionally talented Soviet cosmonaut. But he is best remembered for his death, with the nickname 'the man who fell from space'.
The World Health Organization (WHO) predicts that by 2050, global cancer cases will increase by more than 75%.