Discovering a few new species may be a cure for cancer
According to a reporter in Australia, several species of crabs, oysters, corals containing substances that can be used as cancer drugs have been discovered in the Kimber…
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According to a reporter in Australia, several species of crabs, oysters, corals containing substances that can be used as cancer drugs have been discovered in the Kimber…
According to a historian, Jesus may have used hemp oil to perfect his
In the Middle Ages, people burned hemorrhoids with red hot iron, drilled holes in the skull without anesthetic, using sharp objects to remove the lens.
The Anne wells of Medieval origin have just been found in the grounds of a private farm near Liverpool, England, Seeker reported on November 2.
According to experts at the University of Bologna, these are the oldest evidence of how ancient people treated dentistry.
New research has found beeswax used to cure cracks in the neck 6500 years ago of the ancient people in Slovenia (Italy). This may be one of the very rare examples of ear…
Cordyceps is one of the most expensive biological items in the world, can cure aches and pains, treat cancer and enhance fertility.
Scientists from the Vector Research Institute in Russia have found a new way to cure cancer, HIV / AIDS through a fungus called Chaga.
Scientists have discovered a mysterious bacterium on Easter Island (Chile), able to improve the memory of the elderly, even treat Alzheimer's disease. A group of scienti…
According to a report on PLoS ONE, Ophiocordyceps fungus after getting into the brain ants will control the host until the body is destroyed. Ants infected with this fun…
During the past 2,000 years, Chinese oriental medicine specialists have been treating malaria with root extract from a kind of hydrangea flower growing in Tibet and Nepa…
Chinese scientists say probiotic bacteria in yogurt and other supplements can help brain-damaged patients improve their condition significantly.
A group of international scientists have successfully studied the use of stem cells to heal and protect the lungs of newborn mice.
ETH Zurich researchers show that mosses and humans have unexpected general characteristics. These evolutionary relics can be useful in making therapeutic proteins.
One of the current obstacles to cancer treatment is the difficulty of directing cures to the destruction of malignant cells without destroying other healthy cells.