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A recent study said that no one wants to receive bad news, but for some people, getting no news is worse.
The technique of controlling nerve cells by light not only helps people with spinal injury to move limbs, but also can treat many other diseases.
According to PrEP method of BS. Marcus Conant (USA), John took one tablet a day, basically reducing the risk of HIV infection without condoms when having sex.
When your child responds slowly to sounds, it may be a sign of autism. Experts have recently found that the brain of autistic children responds a little slower than norm…
A drug that has twice the weight loss effect of any type on the market is being developed by Danish experts.
Stress activates immune cells in mouse skin, making them feel itchy. The same mechanism can occur in humans.
New research conducted by Dutch researchers is the first comprehensive study of new generation drugs
French scientists have applied the technology of manufacturing satellites and airplanes to create an artificial version of the heart capable of responding promptly to th…
Without statistics, it is easy to see that cancer patients are getting more and more in our country.
A study by the University of Surrey (UK) published in Nutrition magazine (Europe) recently found that eggs are one of the superfoods with many good nutritional values.
A London-born infertile woman became the first person in the world to have a baby after her twin sister's ovarian transplant.
Soy foods have long been considered a valuable food source for health benefits.
Fanning when a baby sleeps can significantly reduce the risk of sudden death in babies, US researchers say.
Department of Cardiovascular and Cardiology - Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy has just applied new techniques: coronary artery bypass with 2 chest a…
American scientists have created pigs capable of developing cystic fibrosis similar to humans and hope this is a step to speed up the process of treating the disease.