Decipher mysterious human bones in China
The strange fossil bones that scientists found in southern China may be the remains of a new strain who lived with modern people more than 11,000 years ago.
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The strange fossil bones that scientists found in southern China may be the remains of a new strain who lived with modern people more than 11,000 years ago.
The authorities have just discovered a bronze drum dating from about 2,000 to 2,500 years at the coffee field of Mr. Do Van Ninh's family, Dien Bien 3 village, Ea Kmut c…
A prehistoric human skeleton that scientists have discovered in South Africa can help us fill in the missing information in the gap in the evolutionary story of mankind.
Thousands of human bones of many individuals have been discovered in the Pacific island nation of Palau. Some bones are quite ancient and show that people in this area h…
Recently, NASA has explained a picture that looks like a human bone taken from Mars that they announced earlier.
Researchers have found stem cells in human bones that have self-renewal capabilities, opening up prospects for bone and cartilage regeneration.
After about six weeks, the bone-made fasteners will incorporate into the patient's own bones. And after one year of transplantation, it was not even possible to detect t…
The following facts will reveal to you all the facts, but not everyone knows about our bones.
American company EpiBone succeeded in creating bone from human cells, opening a revolution in medicine.
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of contraceptive invention, inventor Carl Djerassi mentioned a new way to maintain the race, conceiving without sex.
New discovery: Bone has an important role that no one has ever known. It is the osteocalcin produced by bones that can control insulin, blood sugar and body fat.
Since August 2006, the Vietnam Rheumatology Association will conduct the first study on bone density and the rate of osteoporosis in Vietnam. This activity is especially…
Scientists at Washington University in the US have used a three-dimensional printer to 'bone' the shape of a natural bone, which can be used to treat injuries.