Dutch doctors discover new organ in human body
Dutch specialists have discovered a new organ in the human body that should be taken into account when using radiotherapy to treat cancer.
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Dutch specialists have discovered a new organ in the human body that should be taken into account when using radiotherapy to treat cancer.
Researchers at the University of Hong Kong (China) have just created a robot that looks like slime (a children's toy). Adults may find it similar to the scary character…
On November 20, international scientists announced the first blueprint of the development of the human skeletal system, marking an important step forward in the Human Ce…
A type of immune cell found only in humans that persists throughout an individual's development, remaining present even into adulthood.
Try to check if you have the following strange body features!
Scientific data suggest that it is likely that people with minimal states of consciousness, such as when unconscious, still experience pain if they are experiencing some…
The concept of aging was described in the mid-20th century as a trade-off in cell reproduction and maintenance.
Recent studies have demonstrated how fragile human memory is. It's easy to make mistakes, and small hints can trigger false memories.
Some people think that the human brain only uses 10% of its capacity, if this threshold is exceeded, they can become superhuman, but scholars have rejected this view. Wh…
Actually, clone art also has a reality origin. In the past, people used to believe in a god with absolute power.
New scientific research has found that feeling hungry can actually make us angry and irritable.
Scientists have found that miscarriages are often caused by the wrong number of chromosomes, also known as 'selfish chromosomes'.
A new study on osteoporosis in astronauts shows that astronauts who fly into space for about 6 months have the same level of osteoporosis as an elderly person with the d…
The human body has trillions of cells. Over time, cells age and get damaged, so the cells in the human body are constantly regenerating. So why do people still age?