Health
Electric gauze bandage kills harmful bacteria in the wound
Researchers have found a way to apply electricity to wound healing, which promotes healing by killing bacteria.
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Archeology
For the first time, a bandage wound was discovered in an Egyptian mummy
A CT scan of a mummy dating back millennia has provided further insight into ancient medical methods.
Health
Smart bandages help patients recover from a distance
The new bandage design allows doctors to monitor patients with chronic wounds remotely via a mobile application, thereby reducing examination and testing time.
Scientific application
Singapore turns durian peels into medical bandages
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have successfully developed a process to turn durian skins into antibacterial gel bandages.
Health
Japanese people rushed to buy 'freezer masks' to avoid heat
This bandage mask is paying attention to social networks to deal with the peak heat situation in many places in Japan starting in May.
Science invention
Making a liquid first aid bandage, the 'little scientist' won a $ 25,000 prize
This liquid first aid bandage was invented by 14-year-old American Kara Fan, which helps to reduce the risk of getting the virus from an overdose of antibiotics.
Health
The first aid for people with sprains and dislocations
Patients need to rest, reduce movement, apply ice to relieve pain, use a bandage to gently wrap and elevate the affected area to reduce swelling.
New technology
Ice breaker wears the body cool, beating the hot sun
This compact band is used as a 'portable air conditioner', which adjusts your skin temperature to an ideal level anywhere, regardless of the hot sun.
Discover science
When removing individual adhesive tape, should it be jerked gently or gently, it will be less painful?
If you have a small wound every time you have to stick a personal tape, you will know the feeling
Discover science
Life skills save your life in unexpected situations
Knowing how to bandage, give first aid, escape from the crowd or safely shelter in an earthquake, you will help yourself escape from a dangerous situation.
Discover science
Strange test: Soak your hands in hot bandages
If you're ever impressed with the magic of the packs, which heat up when you bend them, the video of a Canadian scientist will surprise you.
Discover science
5,300-year-old ice-age people with Lyme disease
Conduct genetic analysis of mummies on the 5,300-year-old Otzi tape shows that this is the oldest case of Lyme disease known in human history.
Archeology
Decode the world's oldest tattoo on a 5,300-year-old mummy
The mysterious tattoo on the 5,300-year-old mummy has finally been deciphered by new breakthrough detection.
Archeology
Tattoo of the Nile River mummy 1,300 years old
Wrapped in gauze bandages and described as horror characters in Hollywood movies, long ago Egyptian mummies have created irresistible appeal to scientists.