People who contribute specifically to AIDS research die
Stephen Crohn died August 23 in New York at the age of 66 due to suicide and this information was released. His extraordinary disease resistance has helped scientists to…
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Stephen Crohn died August 23 in New York at the age of 66 due to suicide and this information was released. His extraordinary disease resistance has helped scientists to…
Scientific research is an arduous process and also contains many dangers. Scientists may experience unwanted injuries, get sick or even die to reach the destination of t…
Despite bringing in different diseases, scientists have made their lives meaningful and make the whole world admire the inventions that change human history.
AFP reported on June 17 that William Knowles, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist, was involved in a research project to develop drugs to treat Parkinson's disease, who died a…
Columbus was not the one who found America and did not bring syphilis back to Europe. Here are the most popular misconceptions about Christopher Columbus, according to L…
Dinner between Australian and German scientists Professor Phil Robinson and Volker Haucke led to a breakthrough in the world medical industry in the treatment and cure o…
Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis has always been worried because the mortality rate of puerperal fever is too high and has been keeping track of this phenomenon.
The medical sciences for a long time have found ways to repair or replace important parts and experienced cardiovascular professionals never want to surrender to this ch…
From experimentation on his own body, Linus Pauling has steadily believed that he could not take medicine but still resist disease and repel aging.
At the annual medical press conference held in Maryland (USA), scientists speculated that British scientist Charles Darwin had Chagas disease when traveling around the w…
Astronomical professor Stephen Hawking is one of the smartest minds on the planet, but by the age of 8 he could read and study deliberately at school.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, yellow fever was one of the terrible disasters in tropical countries. Every time the outbreak exploded, up to 3% of the population became…
If world history honors Christopher Columbus as the greatest explorer of all time, world medicine puts his name on the suspect list ...
When studying Bethoven's hair with the most advanced methods, scientists determined that the amount of lead in hair was 100 times higher than the safety limit.