Successfully developed three-dimensional structural tissue
American scientists have succeeded in developing a type of tissue that has a three-dimensional structure of the mouse brain and can live in the lab for more than two mon…
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American scientists have succeeded in developing a type of tissue that has a three-dimensional structure of the mouse brain and can live in the lab for more than two mon…
Along with the development of modern technology and social life, today TV is an indispensable item in every family.
Seafood rich in calcium, spinach, carrots, eggs, oatmeal ... are the foods that help you get better.
Currently, in many education institutions around the world, children are taught to write since preschool and primary school, but the next phase, students begin to become…
Regenerative medicine is one of the areas that are attracting much attention, with the goal of restoring damaged parts in the body by using a framework for culturing pat…
Scientists have found hope in the treatment of neurological disorders, especially Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease, thanks to the brain of the bivalve stem-cell creat…
In an unusual and disturbing development, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a reappearance of polio.
For 40 years, the Japanese Government raised the average height of the people to 10cm, reaching 172cm for men and 157cm for women.
New research shows that removing copper in the blood can reduce the growth of cancer cells in the body.
The discovery of arrays of brain cells is markedly altered in children with autism revealed, the disease is more likely to begin in the fetus from birth, in brain develo…
Excessive use of children's devices such as car seats, strollers and swing chairs will affect the ability of social development, long-term harm to children.
Despite the dangerous complications of ectopic pregnancy, a 22-year-old woman in Tanzania finally gave birth to a healthy baby girl.
A recent study shows that carbohydrate-rich diets (including sugar, starch, fiber) and many calories can slow the development of muscular atrophy (ALS).
With a biodegradable implant development project, researchers at Oxford University (UK) hope to improve the success rate for future surgical fishes.
Information of phthalate poisoning causing cancer in Chinese fruit-based dolls has confounded Vietnamese users.