Khanh Son stone organ - a treasure more than 2,000 years old
Two sets of Khanh Son stone instruments are about 2,500-3,000 years old, with lively sounds, bearing the characteristics of the Central Highlands mountains and forests.
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Two sets of Khanh Son stone instruments are about 2,500-3,000 years old, with lively sounds, bearing the characteristics of the Central Highlands mountains and forests.
A recent study shows that people who receive organ transplants can change their personalities in ways
High temperatures cause many effects on organs in the human body and can lead to death.
From the liver of a brain-dead young man, doctors split it in half and successfully transplanted it into two people, one child, one adult.
Recently, 'white lung' disease has increased in Europe, America and China. The disease is a concern for children and people with weak resistance.
Doctors at Massachusetts Hospital (USA) have just performed the first pig kidney transplant for a healthy patient.
The electric eel hides an evolutionary mystery that Charles Darwin also couldn't explain.
Researchers have successfully changed the blood types of three donated kidneys, providing a greater chance for patients who can't find an organ source of the same blood…
Transplanting pig hearts into humans promises to solve the shortage of organs, but it also raises many ethical questions.
The ultrasound patch is about the size of a stamp, but is capable of creating clear images of the heart, lungs, and other internal organs of the user's body.
The researchers used a new infectious disease protocol designed to ensure the swine virus is not passed on to a transplanted host.
After the brain, the eyeball is the second most complex organ in the body. It is estimated that the human eye processes 24 million different images in a lifetime, accoun…
Hearts grown from pig organs and human cells could soon be used in organ transplants.
Few mammals have the ability to regenerate severed organs and heal other severe injuries without scarring, but a small African rodent can.
The electric eel inspired physicist Alessandro Volta to invent the first battery, and it is also being