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To explore medical issues, world scientists apply new ways such as drinking their own blood, pumping sperm into the skin ...
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To explore medical issues, world scientists apply new ways such as drinking their own blood, pumping sperm into the skin ...
Video of shrimp molting in Vietnam but so impressive to the foreign newspapers.
Dengue fever and typhus have many similar initial signs, which can cause confusion for patients.
This product may be helpful for people with depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.
One study found that just ten minutes in the ocean, your skin may be covered by a layer of bacteria that live in the sea, which can cause infection.
Technology Cytophone uses laser light pulses from outside the skin to heat tumor cells and destroy them.
Under certain conditions, kissing can facilitate the transmission of HPV-causing bacteria.
Chinese scientists found that the skin secretions of giant salamanders (Chinese giant salamanders) can be used as surgical glue with high elastic properties.
Bath slowly in the order of hands - feet - head, soak with neem leaves, massage with mustard oil to restore muscles and improve skin.
In the world there is no recommendation for sunbathing or sun exposure for children. In addition, sun exposure to children in big cities can cause children to inhale the…
3D printing technology is no longer so strange, but scientists have made them more novel by applying to unique jobs.
This compact band is used as a 'portable air conditioner', which adjusts your skin temperature to an ideal level anywhere, regardless of the hot sun.
Instead of injecting into the blood vessels under the skin, the drug will be injected into the intestinal wall, because the organ has no receptors that feel pain due to…
Sitting in the air for too long makes your skin dry, your body dehydrated, susceptible to respiratory diseases, allergies, eye diseases.
The South African lion was taken to a hospital in Tshwane, South Africa, to treat early-stage skin cancer.