Special cream to help fight the flu
Splendid Ice Creams (USA), a producer of Jeni Co., Ltd., who specializes in ice cream, invented a new, very good ice cream, which also works against the flu.
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Splendid Ice Creams (USA), a producer of Jeni Co., Ltd., who specializes in ice cream, invented a new, very good ice cream, which also works against the flu.
Australia's leading science institute CSIRO said on February 23 that it has developed a new drug in the laboratory system, to prevent the spread of different influenza v…
According to Washington newspaper, on February 1, scientists at Monash University are getting closer to cultivating eye parts in the laboratory, opening a new way to tre…
Scientists at Cadbury at Bourneville, near Birmingham created chocolate bars with Dairy Milk brands that are still completely hard even when exposed to temperatures of 4…
Doctors at University of O 'Brien (Melbourne - Australia) used fat cells to successfully implant breast tissue for 5 women with breast cancer.
A recent study shows that Vitamin D is able to reduce the risk of bladder cancer.
Scientists in Oregon created embryos with genes from a man and two women.
Cuba has just announced the first pharmaceutical product manufactured by nanotechnology - a drug that helps the immune system fight graft rejection in tissue transplant…
Scientists have succeeded in producing early-stage sperm from human skin cells. This technique opens up the prospect of helping thousands of infertile men, including tho…
According to a new study, using human stem cells, scientists have developed measures to increase red blood cell production in the laboratory.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has officially announced the ban on the use of bisphenol A, also known as BPA, in the manufacture of bottles and bottles of dri…
Scientists have found a mechanism to produce cough inhibitors and kill poppy cancer cells, paving the way for creating higher yielding varieties. The opium popped with h…
Foreign media recently reported that a fictional American science fiction novel offers a way to mark the human body barcode for fetuses right from the womb.
Recently, American scientists have produced a new type of gauze from amyloid fibers, which can be absorbed by the body without tearing off. Scientists from Pennsylvania…
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