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25 life lessons of one of the world's oldest women
One of the world's longest living women celebrated her 116th birthday. With each of those five years of life experience, her advice must be imbued with the contemplation…
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Still living well despite missing half a brain
A man was really shocked when he went to the hospital to examine his painful leg. Brain scan results show that he has only one side of the brain.
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Girl living with HIV for 12 years without medication
The medical community published the case that the first patient with HIV could resist the development of the virus without taking the drug for 12 years.
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The man suddenly resurrected after an hour died
A man living in Wisconsin, USA, suddenly moved again after 1 hour
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Horror discovered maggots in favor of girls
The dentist examined a swollen baby girl, horrified to find up to 15 living maggots in her mouth.
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Nearly 170,000 people escape the risk of exposure to dioxin
Residents living around Bien Hoa (Dong Nai) and Phu Cat (Binh Dinh) airports have escaped the risk of exposure to Agent Orange / dioxin.
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How much arsenic in water is dangerous?
While the PGS of the University of Natural Sciences confirmed that the arsenic content in drinking water below 0.05mg / l is safe, the representative of the Ministry of…
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Raising maggots in the body for research
Entomologist Piotr Naskrecki does not hesitate to let the fly fly larva live in his own body, considering it an opportunity to experience the feeling
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Flukes invade the human brain
Tapeworms can occur in the human body through direct or indirect routes, but all cause dangerous effects.
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The boy has shark teeth
An 8-year-old boy living in the UK was called by his friends with the nickname 'shark' because he had 4 teeth due to a disease called 'shark teeth in children'.
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Great attraction comes from single life
American social scientists say the growing number of Americans living alone shows a profound change in life and social culture in the country.
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Rare cases: People born without cerebellum
A 24-year-old girl living in Shandong Province, China has surprised scientists by the lack of cerebellum.
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The secret to long life, long life
Regularly exercising, eating moderately and sharing with friends is the key to a healthy, long-lived body.
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Raising the internal organs right in the living body of mice
In the past, researchers have cultivated the organ's success in laboratory animals, but the process has yet to be applied in living organisms that are extremely complex…
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Read the mind of the dead
Many patients are trapped in the state of plant life, between the boundaries of life and death and the scientific community is trying to free their minds.