Cure stroke by singing - simple but effective
Harvard Medical School professor Gottfried Schlaug (US) said that finding a simple and effective treatment for stroke is by singing.
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Harvard Medical School professor Gottfried Schlaug (US) said that finding a simple and effective treatment for stroke is by singing.
Private hospitals with the stem cell bank of the infant's umbilical cord to use in cases of serious illnesses later are deceptive.
Research results of scientists from the University of Pennsylvania, USA, showed that gene therapy can become a new weapon in the treatment of HIV / AIDS century disease.
Japanese scientists have found that t-PA thrombolytic drugs can regenerate and restore functions for anemia.
Iranian scientists have successfully produced Interferon-Gamma, a basic substance to fight cancer, using herbal extracts.
In a new study, psychologists say that surfing time is closely related to depression and depression.
A group of American and French scientists have discovered symmetrical substances of vitamin A acid that affect the body of vertebrates.
One of the best protective barriers, which helps increase bone density and strength of bones of all ages is a diet.
A chemical commonly used to produce explosives may be an extremely effective new treatment for prostate cancer.
Women who think that the body looks slender will look younger, so think again by a new study that confirms those over 40 look younger if they have a full face
Epidemiologists in the UK insist that people who are prone to getting bored will have a low life expectancy.
Among foods such as meat, fish, eggs, milk and cereals, fruit is the most abundant source of nutrients, vitamins and fiber.
A recent study has shown that the notion that developing a baby's brain reduces a woman's memory is just a myth.
Master Le Quang Hung, Binh Dinh Department of Health has studied and successfully applied, effective treatment of Triclabendazole (TCZ) in patients with fascioliasis.
Australian scientists said that soon the pig's lungs could be transplanted into the human body, solving the current shortage of human organs.