New discoveries about the role of women in ancient Moche culture
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered important evidence, believed to indicate female rule in the ancient Moche culture more than 1,300 years ago at the Panamarca site.
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Archaeologists in Peru have discovered important evidence, believed to indicate female rule in the ancient Moche culture more than 1,300 years ago at the Panamarca site.
From a maid, Williamina Fleming became a famous astronomer, inspiring generations of women in the field of science.
Dr. Nguyen Thuy Ba Linh was honored at the TechWomen 100 award for her contributions to research and development of advanced materials technology for biomedical applicat…
A new study in the US shows that heat increases the rate of premature birth, affecting the health of both mother and newborn, especially in low-income people.
A European woman accidentally found a treasure buried since the Middle Ages in what archaeologists call a once-in-a-ten-year discovery.
1 in 5 women who give birth suffer from postpartum depression, a condition that has consequences not only for the mother but also for the newborn.
A 31-year-old woman with dry skin and keratoses all over her body with loss of hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes, the doctor diagnosed with Keratitis-Ichthyosis-Deafness (KI…
Not only does it have a rich flavor, sage also has rich nutritional value and brings many health benefits.
Research analyzing ancient DNA taken from Avar tombs has revealed the origins, as well as the sexual and marital patterns of this powerful empire.
Aesthetician Dr. Tong Hai, Head of the Department of Microsurgery and Reconstruction at the National Burn Hospital (Hanoi), said that nowadays, more and more women are i…
Associate Professor, Dr. Le Hong Quang said that tumors often grow silently, gradually increasing over time, until a certain size the patient becomes worried and goes to…
The ancient talisman is engraved with words and many drawings to protect women and children from a female demon in Greek mythology.
A new study has found evidence of the Stone Age method of killing people by tying and burying women alive in sacrificial rituals at 14 sites in Europe.
Scientists note that men have better driving ability due to better navigation. Meanwhile, women remember for a long time and can easily master foreign languages.
According to some new research, prehistoric women not only regularly participated in hunting, but they also had more favorable physiology for this activity than men.