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A Chinese science fiction writer decided to freeze the brain in hopes that future technology could help her revive.
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A Chinese science fiction writer decided to freeze the brain in hopes that future technology could help her revive.
Many organizations and individuals around the world agree to fund an Italian doctor's head transplant project, although some experts think this is crazy.
The Central Hospital of Tropical Diseases receives every day 2-3 patients who suspect that MERS comes to the clinic, but have not recorded any cases.
Authorities in southeastern Nigerian town say at least 18 people have died due to a mysterious disease.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), each year more than half a billion cases of illness are caused by eating dirty food, this is a global threat to humans.…
The World Health Organization (WHO) expects that by 2020, all hospitals and health facilities will only use it
On November 20, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced the number of people killed as the Ebola virus continued to skyrocket to 5,420 people in eight countries.
The World Health Organization (WHO) on October 29 said the rate of new Ebola infections in Liberia is declining but claims it is too early to celebrate.
A US military expert warned, terrorist organization
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) on October 14, the proportion of deaths due to Ebola virus infection in West Africa is up to 70%.
The World Health Organization (WHO) on October 14 warned that the number of people killed because the Ebola virus exceeded 4,447 with most victims in West Africa.
The journalist citing Nature's scientific journal, Italy, has initially researched and developed an Ebola virus vaccine.
On September 9, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that the number of deaths in the Ebola outbreak has now reached 2,296, a sudden increase of nearly 200 peop…
The World Health Organization is concerned that taxis that run everywhere become hot spots for Ebola because they transport patients to hospitals and are not disinfected.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said it would not prohibit air travel to and from Ebola-infected countries in West Africa, because the risk of airborne spread is ver…