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The brain of an only child is different from the brain of those with siblings
Neuroscientists assert that the brains of those who are only children in the family do not develop as the brains of those with siblings.
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Bowel bacteria can cause brain damage, stroke
Recently, scientists have found a link between abnormalities of cerebral vessels and bacteria in the stomach.
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Developed the world's first artificial biological retina
Researchers have recently created the world's first artificial biological retina. This is considered a major step forward to avoid damage in retinal implant surgery in t…
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Does fasting make us smarter?
In fact, fasting can help develop brain cells and enhance the brain, helping to remember longer.
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Develop new sensors to detect early disease
On April 17, US scientists said they have successfully developed a wrist-sensing device that can detect diseases such as tumors, diabetes and some other diseases through…
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Artificial uterus increases the chances of survival for premature babies
American scientists develop an artificial uterus that can help premature babies survive the mother's womb.
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Apple develops diabetes monitoring techniques
US CNBC TV channel on April 13 announced Apple technology company is developing a technique to facilitate the monitoring of diabetes through the optical sensor system.
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Use smartphones to detect early viral diseases from mosquitoes
Scientists have developed a program that allows health workers to quickly diagnose diseases from mosquitoes such as Zika, dengue fever, chikungunya with smartphones (sma…
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With just one injection, male birth control pills are up to 98% effective.
The drug is expected to change the lives of 225 million women in developing countries.
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Danger of living near the airport
Scientists say people who suffer from everyday air noise are at risk of developing type 2 diabetes up to 86%.
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Spinach leaves are 'turning' into human heart tissue
American biomedical researchers have made a big breakthrough, opening new doors for organ transplantation when using spinach leaves to create heart tissue.
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Find new ways to treat brain tumors without surgery
Accordingly, scientists have developed methods to open blood brain barrier to be able to inject drugs
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NASA wants to use the old herbicide for the astronaut
Scientists have discovered an important process in DNA repair, which could be used to develop aging reversible drugs.
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Successful creation of the world's first artificial embryo
British scientists successfully built the world's first artificial embryo in the laboratory using stem cells.
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Girls with rare diseases: 'Princess in Grimm's fairy tale'
Girls born from a young age all developed normally, however, for the past few years, she had a strange behavior that she cut her own hair into her mouth, chewed and swal…