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Many major breakthroughs of researchers in 2013 are ready to be launched or completed in 2014, bringing hope to patients with leukemia, hepatitis C, blind ...
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Many major breakthroughs of researchers in 2013 are ready to be launched or completed in 2014, bringing hope to patients with leukemia, hepatitis C, blind ...
For the first time, Siberia surgeons in Russia have used unique technology to correct congenital heart defects.
A new finding by scientists from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) brings promise about the possibility of developing a vaccine against malaria.
The trend of reading DNA to predict disease is increasingly common in the West, despite negative warning regarding this area.
Doctors in Brazil performed emergency caesarean section for a pregnant woman 41 weeks and were in labor, but were stunned when the fetus was not found in the womb.
Potatoes are very soft, easy to digest and soothe the intestines and digestive system. It can also heal external inflammation when rubbing the inflammation.
A new study by American scientists found that bathing in a hot tub for half an hour will help temporarily ease autistic symptoms in children.
Most of the time, everyone had heard stories or watched movies about Alice after drinking some kind of water, which was lost in the fairyland where all things were big,…
Winter has favorite holidays, but there are many troubles, including cold air, flu and cold symptoms.
For 4 years, girl Delfina Cedeno (19 years old, in Veron, Dominican Republic) had to live with a strange disease.
2013 has witnessed many important and important advances in the field of medicine. The most significant is finding a way to help a child infected with HIV immediately af…
The amount of sugar used should be reduced to the equivalent of 5 tablespoons per day to reduce the rate of tooth decay.
The nerve cells of the human brain are genetically heterogeneous, a group of US-Russian scientists proved.
A new study shows that the risk gene for Alzheimer's disease can begin to affect the brain from childhood.
At the 99th North American X-ray (RSNA) exhibition in Chicago (USA), Siemens introduced Symbia Intevo.