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The wrong shipping box helped American scientists detect female genital hormones that could reduce the risk of death for wounded soldiers.
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The wrong shipping box helped American scientists detect female genital hormones that could reduce the risk of death for wounded soldiers.
Stem cells are germ cells or basal cells that help create all the other cells in the human body, ensuring the full functioning of organs in the body such as the brain, h…
Commercially available diabetes meters without blood injection can be successfully researched by young Vietnamese startups.
The European Drug Administration (EMA) has approved the introduction of the world's first malaria vaccine called Mosquirix in Africa.
Scientists from Osaka University (Japan) have successfully developed a self-dispersing viral injection that can make injections safer, cheaper for poor countries, as wel…
Painless injection technology can be performed with a device that creates pressure and vibration when the injection is inserted into the skin.
Scientists have just created a new technique that can cause cancer cells to self-destruct by injecting salt into them.
July is the peak of Japanese encephalitis. From the beginning of the season until now, the National Hospital of Pediatrics recorded 46 cases, of which Hanoi was the most…
The treatment of diseases that can cause blindness by injecting drugs directly into the eyeball (which is expensive and uncomfortable for patients) is about to be replac…
US researchers have discovered a vaccine that can help monkey bodies become immune to HIV for 3 months.
In order to help diabetics with less pain due to daily insulin injections, researchers at the University of North Carolina (USA) have developed a new non-invasive inject…
A new, breakthrough treatment with only 1 injection, can restore vision for people with genetic eye disease and save hundreds of thousands of others from the risk of bli…
After a heart attack occurs, inflammatory cells known as monocytes will invade damaged tissue.
Long-awaited tablet insulin may become a reality later this decade.
The NPR website reported that the discovery of the new botulinum toxin has been published in the scientific journal The Journal of Infectious Diseases.