Cancer
Misleading breast size can lead to breast cancer
A study at Harvard University (USA), women who often wear bras over 12 hours a day are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not wear bras or wear less.
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Cancer
Detection of breast cancer using mine detection technology
British scientists have successfully developed a breakthrough chest scanning system. Using the latest mine detection technology, they can detect tumors in just 8 seconds.
Cancer
Smart bras to check breast cancer
A high-tech bra is developed by the Center for Materials Research and Innovation (CRMI) at the University of Bolton, UK, allowing the wearer to discover breast cancer at…
Antibiotic resistance
The story of hope, before we enter the era of
Viruses can fight resistant bacteria, which is a weapon that has been forgotten for decades.
Flu epidemic
The first person in HCMC died of H1N1 flu
Hospitalized on 2/5 in the state of fever, cough, chest tightness, a day after he was 72 years old in District 11, HCMC, died. Test results of patients positive for infl…
Computer science
The underground browser leads users to Web Sex
A free Web browser, patting the chest claiming to be
New technology
Breeches can be self-tightening, loosening under the movement of the chest
Researchers at the University of Wollongong in Australia have completed the first prototype of the Bionic Bra that automatically adjusts to fit the chest.
New technology
Sensory chest control of stress-induced eating
Studies have shown that many people experience eating habits in stress, in which women account for more than men.
New technology
Manipulate artificial hand by thought
For Jesse Sullivan, his prosthetic arm was particularly intelligent as it was controlled by the mind of the owner.
New technology
Anti-snoring device
A tiny box implanted in the chest can be a revolutionary solution for snoring people, which is the nightmare of the nightmare.