Strange disease: The blood vessels float like a snake under the skin
A strange, rare disease caused the blood vessels from the chest down of a Japanese grandfather to bulge and float like a snake under the skin.
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A strange, rare disease caused the blood vessels from the chest down of a Japanese grandfather to bulge and float like a snake under the skin.
Hygiene is essential, but many people do not know how to be right.
When the heat background is dropping sharply, your skin starts to dry out. Cold air can adversely affect your health, so you will have to change some living habits.
The American Academy of Skin Diseases confirmed this case and agreed that Dr. Hoang Van Minh presented at the scientific conference organized by this institute from Marc…
Do not overlook the food in your kitchen because they can be 'mysterious doctors' and help you prevent illness very well.
A clean body is also the secret to preventing you from getting sick. In order to be like that, you should not ignore the hygiene rules as below.
Many dentists recommend baking soda to help remove stains on tooth surfaces, make teeth and prevent bad breath by eliminating tartar.
The research team at Kyoto University (Japan) has succeeded in creating cells with cartilage cell properties from human skin cells.
Paul Karason, an American man with blue skin like the aliens on film just died, is 62 years old.
Scientists have discovered how to freeze adult skin cells so they don't age, helping us stay young.
Scientists have developed a very thin electronic device that can monitor body temperature by attaching it to the skin.
A natural compound found on human skin is expected to effectively replace current anti-mosquito chemicals.
After the Japanese scientists created eggs and sperm in the laboratory, experts are trying to find ways to use these cells safely.
Ben Gurion University of Israeli scientists are close to finding a recipe for a drug that can cure skin diseases associated with autoimmune mechanisms, called psoriasis.
Scientists have used stem cells extracted from the skin to develop 3D tissue that mimics a human brain. The breakthrough is expected to help treat neurological diseases…