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Iodine is an essential element for the synthesis of thyroid hormones, helps brain development and physical growth in children.
There is nothing unusual for people who have more organs in their bodies and are almost completely unaware of their existence.
Successful research on Finnish iris by scientists has opened a new hope for the development of future human eye transplants.
Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was a genius and outstanding scientist in the history of human development.
ARV is a treatment for people with HIV, which reduces the development of HIV and slows the HIV phase to AIDS.
Congenital chest concave is a malformed disease that occurs from the fetus. Born child has brought the cause of disease.
Human development also entails an increase in natural extraction with dizzying speed.
At the seminar on non-communicable diseases organized by the Ministry of Health and the Danish Ministry of Development Cooperation at the Hanoi School of Public Health o…
In the future, humans can eat meat but do not need to kill animals thanks to the technique of creating meat from stem cells.
With this technology, you can see the fetus image in 3D virtual reality space.
The breakthrough development of 3D printing technology in medicine can bring hope to nearly 1.8 billion heart patients.
The fastest speed changes occur immediately after birth, the infant's brain grows at an average rate of 1% / day.
For the first time in history, scientists have been able to monitor and develop human embryos for at least the first 13 days.
Recently, engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully developed a vaccine
A recent scientific report shows that chemicals in plastic bottles, air pollution, and beauty substances can affect a child's brain development, even when they are still…