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Since 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) has regularly issued an annual list of 10 needed diseases
The long-tailed monkey named Trung Trung and Hoa Hoa was born 8 and 6 weeks ago in a laboratory in China.
A 29-year-old man named Gonzalo Montoya Jiménez, a prisoner in a prison in the Asturias region, Spain, was found dead by three different doctors.
In early 2015, the whole world was shaken when British magazine New Scientist announced: in December 2017, Italian neurosurgeon named Sergio Canavero will implant a head…
Many historians say Marie Antoinette simply ran out of dye, but Henriette Campan, the servant of the queen lost her throne, affirming that her pain was dyed with white h…
In 1948, Rickes isolated from pig liver a red crystalline substance named vitamin B12, then four Nobel prizes were awarded for studies related to vitamin B12.
The oldest Vietnamese-born fetus in the world, the first man who knows the birth of a child or a pregnant mother once to 8 children ... is a birth event that stunned the…
People with strange names will live long, such as in the US, black men named 'Moses' usually live longer.
In 2008, Pikachu was officially enrolled in a medical dictionary when it inspired the scientist to name a new protein,
A 10-year-old Indian boy named Vikas Panchal is known for his ability to ride bicycles to avoid potholes and pedestrians in full blindfold.
Although he was only 30 years old, the man named Yuanyuan in Chongqing City, China looked no different from an old man who suffered from strange skin aging.
A new study shows that the arrangement of a Qwerty computer keyboard can play an important role in selecting children 's names in the West.
Research by American scientists at Dartmounth Institute in Hanover, New Hampshire, suggests the prospect of making vaccines against cancer from a parasite found in cat f…
Instead of using latex as it is today, new generation condoms can be converted to named materials 'tough hydro-gel'.
The venture is named P5 Inc and has a market capitalization of 118.75 million yen, equivalent to $ 1.13 million.