When the tide is high, the people of Saigon reel in the sea of water
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Consecutively for the past 2 days, many of the flooded navel
Krabi is one of the most heavily affected provinces from a historic flood in southern Thailand. The biggest flood in 30 years in this country almost sweeps out many vill…
The moon follows me, the dragonfly bites the navel will know how to swim, swallow the seeds will grow trees ... are extremely naive thoughts that every youth has experie…
For more than 17 years, silver-haired mathematics professor Jean Branden Broeck, 47, working at the University of East Anglia, has done thousands of calculations and mol…
In the human body, the umbilical cord is particularly important. Oriental medicine considers the umbilical cord as the source of the first life when forming human beings…
The umbilical care for babies in families is especially the skill and measures to treat non-dry umbilical cord cases, umbilical cord bleeding and bad smells ... is what…
Abdominal pain usually resolves within a few hours or lasts a few days. This is a normal phenomenon that is not dangerous, but also a warning sign that you need to pay a…
Scientists have found a way to process cheese from the bacteria that inhabit the legs, navel and even in the armpit of a person.
Navel Biodiversity Research conducted by North Carolina State University even found 662 unidentified bacteria. They may be new species that have never been discovered.
If you see signs of redness, heat, swelling or pressure on the skin around the navel or many secretions around the umbilical cord, especially bad smell, it is necessary…
Ak Sinkkonen, a researcher at the University of Helsinki in Finland, said that the umbilical cord with its surrounding skin is an honest signal of a woman's fullness.
At Harvard University (USA) recently, scientific studies made people laugh before and think, the 27th Ig Nobel was announced.
The tiny robots, capable of working inside the astronaut's body, could someday help with emergency surgery to save lives in space.