Archeology
Accidentally taking a CT scan, an expert discovered the secret of 3 mummies lying inside each other, causing curiosity from 115 years ago
Scientists say this is the first mummy of its kind to be discovered.
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Fetal heart intervention was honored as a Vietnamese medical achievement
The transuterine cardiac catheterization technique to save the life of a fetus with severe heart defects performed by Children's Team 1 and Tu Du Hospital was honored as…
Archeology
Decipher the mystery of how to preserve the fetus in a 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummy
Archaeologists from the Polish Academy of Sciences carried out the Warsaw Mummy Project – scanning all the mummies in the museum and discovered the world's first fetal m…
Archeology
Found the world's largest reptile egg fossil
Geologists at the University of Texas found that the 28-centimeter egg belonged to a 7-meter-long sea monster that lived 66 million years ago in Antarctica.
Biology
The virus causes mild illness in adults, but the fetus has a heart defect
Research results show that a common virus that causes only mild symptoms in adults can lead to heart defects in the fetus during development.
Conquer Mars
How do the births on Mars lead to terrible consequences?
NASA expert warns cosmic radiation on the surface
Health
Discover more factors determining the sex of the fetus
According to Nature Communications, scientists at Murdoch Research Institute, Melbourne, Australia, have discovered a new factor that determines the future sex of the ch…
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Why is the baby in the womb again pedaling?
Although it is very cramped in the womb, it seems unsuitable for exercise but it turns out that pedal movements are extremely important for the development of the baby's…
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What to do when falling in a chaotic crowd?
As a part of today's young generation, we certainly have many times to attend events that require immersion in the crowd.
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Take the plane, the simple Japanese things make you surprised
Whenever flying, especially long flights, after taking off, we often have the habit of leaning back on the plane to be able to sit comfortably.
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Shivered by scary abortions that date back to ancient times
Using steam, knitting needles or clothes hangers are all methods of abortion used by the Middle Ages.
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How are fingerprints formed?
The ability to search for criminals through hand marks is developed from the womb.
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Interesting association of fetal development through fruits
Watch the growing fetus every day in the womb through an interesting infographic.
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Crime rate decreased thanks to ban on lead gasoline
The policy of banning leaded gasoline can be an important reason that the rate of offenders in society is significantly reduced in the US, the scientists said.