China added 10 cases of H7N9 infection in 1 day
In the context of the massive influx of people returning home and many birds being moved during the Lunar New Year, the H7N9 epidemic is likely to boom in China.
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In the context of the massive influx of people returning home and many birds being moved during the Lunar New Year, the H7N9 epidemic is likely to boom in China.
Thai Ministry of Health is conducting a campaign to propagate avian influenza prevention and control to every household across the country, from Vietnam to Vietnam.
But the growth of AI does not always bring immediate success. To achieve today, AI has experienced a lot of failures, even serious mistakes.
Self-production of clean foods to serve the needs of the family, is now a new trend of urban citizens, before the real situation of food insecurity problems.
Technology has progressed tremendously, so we can 'massively' test laboratory tests on microchips.
You won't have to spend much money on the heating system at home anymore.
Imagine that one day people can live in every part of the world with a modern, comfortable mobile home. And that great thing has become a reality when a group of Slovak…
The smart home for pet dogs has luxurious furniture besides digital devices such as spa tubs with hydrogen, treadmill and a tablet instead of entertainment TV ..
There are a lot of smart bulbs on the market that help save a lot of energy but hardly protect your house.
In the Bible, Jesus can turn water into wine with just a wave of his hand. The same miracle can come true thanks to a new American invention.
American scientists have invented a handheld device, allowing couples to check sperm quality at home.
Scientists in Nizhny Novgorod have invented a unique system that can measure microclimate data.
It is a bright idea! Brazilian mechanic Alfredo Moser uses a plastic bottle filled with water, bleach and the principle of reflections to illuminate rooms that lack ligh…
According to Espingardeiro, robots can use sensors and cameras to monitor elderly people to ensure that they take drugs on time and do not fall.