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An immediate hemostatic gel of an American student can revolutionize the medical field.
Novartis is betting $ 20 million on a strange cancer treatment. Although hard to believe, it seems that this therapy saved a 6-year-old girl in the United States, the Ne…
Currently, the average life expectancy in five New York City districts is 80.6; The highest is Manhattan (82 years). While the average life expectancy in many areas of t…
The offices are home to more than 500 types of bacteria, equivalent to the amount of bacteria in toilets and airplanes. But not all offices are the same, because men's w…
According to the report from researchers from the University of Wisconsin (USA) announced on April 4, the relationship between higher education level and life expectancy…
For Joshua, who lives in New York, eating pizza, hot dogs or sandwiches ... is not a hobby, but a matter of life and death.
American dentists are providing a new saliva testing service that can detect HIV within minutes.
American scientists at New York University have found a way to prevent scary memories from the human mind without the use of intervention drugs.
New York Governor David Paterson has officially announced a state of state emergency when the cases of A / H1N1 flu increased sharply, including 71 deaths in New York st…
An American school girl decided to take a sperm bank to court, because the facility provided poor quality sperm to her mother.
Living long and healthy without using drugs or any assistance such as New York Sadie Kaplan (USA), about to pass 105 years old in June, is always the desire of mankind d…
According to the research results of Weill Cornell Medical Center of New York Hospital, naps during the day do not affect night sleep, but even bring many benefits for t…
US researchers at Cornell University in New York have conducted a first trial of gene therapy in 11 Parkinson's patients and have achieved encouraging results.
An innocent Irish boy without a lower jaw had surgery in a New York hospital to get a more normal face.
After 14 major surgeries and 2 years of inhaling the