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When it comes to infectious diseases, the first feeling of many people is panic, which not only causes pain for the sick person, but only someone who comes into contact…
Everyone dies eventually, but in history there are people who left some mysteries behind their deaths that after years of investigation have not been able to solve.
Many toxic chemicals that can cause immediate death, or have chronic effects, have been found inside cargo containers.
During the feudal period, after a few months or years, many Chinese emperors were buried. Therefore, the ancients had ways to prevent corpses from decomposing.
Falling asleep on the sofa while watching TV is a habit of many people, but it is not as harmless as we think.
Few people know that the 'death' in the Forbidden City also has the meaning from the idiom 'death gas east hybrid'.
New research in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine shows that drinking coffee every day reduces the risk of life-threatening diseases.
After the brain, the eyeball is the second most complex organ in the body. It is estimated that the human eye processes 24 million different images in a lifetime, accoun…
The earthquake on June 22 in Afghanistan had a very large death toll, up to more than 1500, due to its shallow epicenter, taking place at night and the fragile infrastru…
The team of experts found a link between the spike in cemetery deaths in Kyrgyzstan in the 1300s and the historic Black Death pandemic.
The Borna virus is generally thought to very rarely infect humans. The number of cases recorded so far is less than 100, but most of them have died.
The monkeypox virus is spread through direct contact, and medical experts fear medical waste could be the cause of the virus being transmitted to humans.
This strange fish is estimated to have fewer numbers than even pandas. They live in Devil's Hole, a place in Death Valley in the US with an extremely harsh climate.
Although it is a resting place, Staglieno Cemetery represents more than death.
The new discovery will help reduce the risk of death and serious injury from the bites of one of South America's deadliest venomous snakes.