For the first time, scientists have drawn a human olfactory map
Being able to smell many different flavors is always considered a human senses but has never been decoded by science.
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Being able to smell many different flavors is always considered a human senses but has never been decoded by science.
A 29-year-old man named Gonzalo Montoya Jiménez, a prisoner in a prison in the Asturias region, Spain, was found dead by three different doctors.
Some mental illnesses cause people to lose control, behavior, and even personality changes.
Math is a lot of fear! But being so scared that even if he saw a seizure, it was due to a mysterious disease.
It must be said immediately that these are incurable diseases but are misunderstood both in origin and cause, greatly affecting the patients and the effectiveness of tre…
The tablet is printed according to 3D technology that dissolves almost immediately when released into the water so it is suitable for patients with dysphagia.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on August 4 said it has granted the first license for a drug manufactured with 3D printing technology for the treatment of epil…
Unusual behavior of one of the most famous generals in history, Julius Caesar is said to be caused by mild strokes, meaning that the diagnosis at that time was misleadin…
This smart tape is about 1mm thick, consisting of several layers of ultra-thin nanotubes and nanoparticles, which are as small as atoms and molecules.
US scientists are testing tissue grafting solutions in the brains of mice with early epilepsy.
Scientists have identified a gene related to a form of epilepsy, which may help diagnose the disease early, according to AFP news agency today.
US President Barack Obama on April 2 announced a $ 100 million breakthrough project to decipher the mysteries of the human brain, with the ultimate goal of finding ways…
For the first time in Vietnam, the team of doctors of the University Hospital of Medicine and Pharmacy - Hue University successfully treated gamma-jaw epilepsy in combin…
Removing a parasite worm in someone's brain seems like it's only in the movie, but it actually happens in Jiangsu Province, China.
An operation to treat epilepsy caused Karen Byrne, an American, to lose control of her left hand and was often attacked by this hand herself.