Biology
Scientists discovered 'vampire' bacteria that thirst for human blood
American scientists have discovered a new vampire-like feature of some bacteria, which is to hunt and consume human blood.
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Health
Dr. My said: We are drinking water the wrong way, and that ruins all the benefits
Drinking enough water brings many benefits to the body, but do you know how to drink water properly?
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Maybe you don't know: Opening a champagne cap is like launching a rocket
According to an article published in the journal Fluid Physics, the sound of a champagne cork turns out to have something in common with a rocket launcher.
New technology
Japan's artificial womb technology has raised shark embryos until birth
After discovering a dead mother shark, with 6 living embryos still in her stomach, Japanese scientists decided to raise them with the artificial womb technology they wer…
Life
The layout of eating and drinking in corona fluid
The meals of the day include 3 meals, 3 snacks, meal time no more than 3 hours apart, along with drinking water properly.
Life
Why fatal liposuction?
Most patients are satisfied with the results of liposuction surgery. However, like all medical procedures, there are risks here, even to the point of death.
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The Arctic is rapidly moving from Canada to Russia, the Earth is about to reverse?
The center of the so-called Arctic region is now very far away from the area marked on the Earth map, and experts warn it is continuing to drift ever more rapidly.
Health
The 'happy' way of removing toxins that cause incurable disease in the brain
Scientists have for the first time observed a mysterious mechanism of garbage removal in the brain that can help people fight against incurable dementia.
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Why does the shower curtain stick to you?
What could be better than cooling off with cool showers in the bathroom on hot days, except for the annoying curtain that sticks to you when you get out of the shower. W…
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Why do athletes have the habit of shaving their legs?
Professional athletes are usually smooth and hairless, and there is a very interesting reason behind that.
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The role of saliva in sensing food taste
Saliva provides the fluid environment needed to bind food molecules to the tongue taste.
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'Beautiful ghost' The unique magnetic watch in the world
Make sure you get hooked right away, when you see how Ferrolic works exceptionally well, the clock works by being
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It turns out that what we drink every day is the weirdest liquid in the universe
For our species, water is a familiar and strange material. Familiar with water covering 71% of the Earth's surface.
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500 million skin cells are excreted every day but why does blood, body fluids do not leak through the skin?
We know that every day, the body releases 500 million dead skin cells and about 1 liter of sweat.
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The man 'no brain' still lives challenging the scientific world
In 2007, the scientific community recorded a very strange case of patients. It was a man of French nationality, about 40 years old. He went to the clinic to treat a prol…