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Currently, the brain bank at Imperial College London is the largest of the 12 UK brain banks with about 1,650 specimens.
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Currently, the brain bank at Imperial College London is the largest of the 12 UK brain banks with about 1,650 specimens.
On September 24, a vaccine showed the effectiveness of HIV prevention, the announcement was made in Thailand to bring hope to many people ...
Thanks to the discovery of new bacteria and their adaptive environment, it can be used to prevent diseases in aquaculture and agriculture.
Stephen Hawking is the brightest star in the scientific sky with a vision to help shape modern cosmology and inspire millions of people around the world.
British disabled scientist Stephen Hawking is famous for finding the answer to the most difficult problems of modern physics.
Thirty years ago, India first detected HIV in the country after testing blood samples from six prostitutes.
Louis Pasteur is recognized by the world as the father of vaccines, but the first person to lay the foundation for vaccination is Edward Jenner, an honorary doctor in th…
The vaccine, since its discovery and use, has protected us from horrible diseases, seemingly impossible to cure, so this is one of the greatest discoveries of humanity.
Witnessing many heartbreaking scenes of cancer patients, Dr. Phan Minh Liem brings accumulated knowledge from the No. 1 Cancer Institute in the US back home with project…
Having never officially studied medicine, with great contributions, Louis Pasteur is still regarded as a great physician and honored.
The French scholar had the merit of deciphering hieroglyphs of the ancient Egyptians who died young after being ill.
The 16-year-old invented a fast, low-cost, on-the-spot heart disease test, and helped him to win one of 20 tickets to the Global Science Fair final of Google.
Since the vampire (vampire) was created in 1734, the vampire legend goes on spreading, entering folklore and then Bram Stoker's Dracula (year 1897).
A tragedy brought the two American families together, and the heart of a young man changed the fate of two families, forever.
Nearly 40 years ago, the young Belgian scientist began his research journey in the remote part of Congo, with a mission to find out why many people died of a dangerous d…