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Strange baby grinning from the womb
In October last year, the Daily Mail once revealed a photo of a smiling baby who was only 17 weeks old in her womb. That baby is Joseph Henry.
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New perspective: eating chicken eggs is only good?
A recent study showed that cholesterol in chicken eggs is only 1/3 of the 90s of the last century.
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Cholera bacteria are more aggressive due to structural changes
It is the change in the infectious factor that causes scientists to reconsider global plans to deal with the disease.
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14 years old, stretching 29cm of leg bone
Simeon Fairburn in Queensland, Australia has endured daily pain to last 29cm in 2 years.
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The world's first unnamed boy and the eternal artificial heart
Last week, an anonymous boy had just undergone a 10-hour operation that was continuous and received the attention and care of a team of medical and physicians, resulting…
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Allergies increase because of climate change
The amount of pollen in plants has increased in the last few decades due to the greenhouse effect, which has led to an increase in the number of pollen allergies.
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Eating apples helps people extend their life by 17 years
British scientists from Norwich Food Research Institute claim that apples can help people last up to 17 years.
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Human brain structure changes in information society
The explosion of information taking place in the world in the last two decades may lead to changes in the human brain structure.
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He gave 'standard' people the vaccine for A / H1N1 flu
A campaign to vaccinate A / H1N1 flu will be conducted in the fall in the UK, but only for high-risk groups such as pregnant women.
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The rate of severe obesity in children is high
The severe obesity rate of young children has tripled in the last 25 years, putting many children at risk of developing diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Gradually mastering medical laser technology
Lade has been applied in Vietnamese medicine since the 80s of the last century. However, most laser devices currently used in hospitals are imported products at very exp…
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Discover new strains of H1N1 flu in Brazil
Brazilian scientists have identified a new strain of influenza A (H1N1) on a patient in Sao Paulo last April.
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Risk of cancer from barbecue
Eating burnt meats is at risk of developing pancreatic cancer. The study lasted 9 years with more than 62,000 participants, indicating.
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Eating sushi is safe or not?
A Chicago man last month filed a lawsuit against a restaurant serving him an unripe salmon with parasitic tapeworm.
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Limited sex education for young people who have sex early
According to a study published last Wednesday in Youth Health magazine, young people with sex education tend to have sex later after reaching the age of 15.