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Internal bleeding due to being hit or traffic accident, occupational accident ... is one of the leading causes of death if the patient is not stopped bleeding in time.
Colorless drinks can contain many different chemicals and algae that many people don't expect.
The toxin produced by red tide phenomenon due to algae outbreak has the ability to paralyze the very strong nervous system, which once killed people.
Viruses that are transplanted by algae will help blind people to be able to see.
By using algae and special laboratory techniques, scientists have created artificial shrimp in the shape, nutritional value and especially reddish when cooked like real…
American scientists discovered that a living algae common in lakes can provide an effective treatment for blindness.
Biologists have designed algae to create complex anti-cancer drugs.
Perhaps you have realized the importance of eating foods made from fruits and vegetables, but having a whole group of green foods will be a major shortcoming if ignored…
Cloning green algae to produce light-sensitive proteins can provide effective measures to treat certain blindness diseases.
Brazilian scientists have developed a new anti-HIV drug in the form of a gel extracted from an algae found on the coast of Brazil.
Processing a seemingly simple dish but in many cases is a job that requires many new ideas. The story of searching and making algae yoghurt in Khanh Hoa province general…
For iodine supplementation, use 150 g chives, 100 g clam meat to be eaten daily. In 100 g dried clam meat has 240 micrograms of iodine. Clam meat helps heat bar talks, o…
Micro robots made from ... spirulina can be remotely controlled to search for cancer cells and transport drugs to destroy them. Done the task, they will decompose themse…
Scientists have discovered a new compound in algae that has potential anti-cancer properties.
Scientists have successfully created a genetically engineered algae that can kill 90% of cancer cells without harming other healthy cells.