Soft apricot turtles die in China, the world only has 3 children and the turtle species of Sword Lake
One of the last Yangtze soft-shell turtles in the world died after an unsuccessful artificial insemination plan made by Chinese scientists.
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One of the last Yangtze soft-shell turtles in the world died after an unsuccessful artificial insemination plan made by Chinese scientists.
Influenza B is only dangerous for people with weakened immune systems, others will recover after a few days.
In the new study, the researchers used a wrist sensor and an AI algorithm to detect 'internal disorders' in children with an accuracy of up to 81% in just 20 seconds.
The uneasiness is not only because the baby cries for long, crying long but indeed their cries are true
A new study by scientists from the United Kingdom has shown that persistent bullying in schools will have a negative impact on the brain.
Meningitis is an infection in the protective membrane around the brain and spinal cord and can cause a fever, vomiting, cold limbs and stiff neck.
In the early 19th century, Dr. Laënnec met two children who sent each other a hollow wooden tree, and he invented a medical examination instrument made of wood.
If the study period starts later, students will get more sleep and their academic results will increase.
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David Huggins, a 74-year-old painter in New York, USA, named himself the father of 60 children with an alien and shared very clear images of meetings.
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The fact that children swallow animals is always an obsession with parents. Due to their hyperactive nature, items such as toys, coins ... always pose a danger to childr…
Experiments were originally carried out for the sake of science, for the benefit of mankind, so that human life improved. However, that is not the goal of the experiment…
Using sharp objects such as stones or glasses, an African tribe slashes children's skin from an early age to mark each person's identity.