Hong Kong research team develops stainless steel that can kill nCoV
Researchers in Hong Kong (China) announced the development of the world's first stainless steel that can kill the SARS-CoV-2 virus in a few hours.
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Researchers in Hong Kong (China) announced the development of the world's first stainless steel that can kill the SARS-CoV-2 virus in a few hours.
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Scientists have discovered that rats are a source of transmission of hepatitis E to some people, but are still investigating how transmission occurs.
According to a study by the University of Hong Kong, the new strain of corona virus is 100 times more contagious than severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and avian…
By combining three different drugs, the trial of Hong Kong doctors showed that the duration of Covid-19 treatment was reduced by almost half.
The Hong Kong Hospital Administration published research results showing that after recovery, patients may have a 20-30% decline in lung function.
Someone once said that genius things are usually really simple things.
Information about Chinese thermos containing 2 toxic substances, asbestos and heavy metals, makes consumers worried.
According to physician Bui Hong Minh, patients with diarrhea or women who are cold, are menstruating ... should not eat dragon fruit.
Thanks to the simulation and improvement of the polar bear's fur, scientists have successfully invented the world's best warming material.
A fleet of unmanned aircraft will begin monitoring the airspace of some of the busiest ports in the world with the goal of cutting pollution from cargo ships.
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LH Hong's robot team LH-WAO won the 2019 Robocon competition to represent Vietnam to participate in this year's Asia-Pacific competition.
Achieving a achievement of 170 km with 1 kWh of electricity, Lac Hong University won the competition with an urban model.