10 things you don't know about your skin
Do you believe that a thin coat, covered from head to toe, can help protect your body from the wind, waterproof, strong but also flexible and constantly refreshing yours…
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Do you believe that a thin coat, covered from head to toe, can help protect your body from the wind, waterproof, strong but also flexible and constantly refreshing yours…
Researchers at Welsh University, UK, have successfully created micro needles, which help vaccinate or other fluids safer and less painful than traditional needles.
It is no exaggeration to argue that anti-oxidants (CCCHH) are making the world
A team of California researchers has developed a process of
Fracture is a disaster, everyone knows. But not everyone knows that spongy bones and becoming brittle are a way for the body to protect itself.
According to a report on August 30-Alpha-Galileo science news website, scientists at the Jewish University and Bar-Ilan University have succeeded in isolating an antioxi…
Experts in the field of stem cells have just had a technical meeting at Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Sciences, to discuss a special topic: Using stem cells to…
Each hand brings more than 4 million pathogens. Only a clean hand washing action has reduced the possibility of transmission of diarrhea-causing bacteria, causing millio…
According to a study by British scientists, the number of moles of a person can be a sign that aging will be fast or slow for that person.
Sweating, a rare disease that according to the world literature, as of 1976, only 48 people in the world have this disease now, have appeared in Vietnam. Particularly in…
Genetically modified skin can be used to treat a type of cancer in children, according to a British study. Scientists at the University of London say they were able to s…
Doctors at the American Medical Association are currently studying the ability of the patient to store medical data on electronic chips implanted under the skin.
The VIB scientists associated with Ghent University have demonstrated that the caspace-14 protein whose function has so far not been known plays a role in maintaining ba…
Sports researcher Charkopski has a premature baby at 7 months, is expected to be less likely to live. But thanks to being soaked in warm water, the baby grows very fast.
An artificial skin used to heal wounds has been developed by British researchers from Intercytex. Intercytex said that the skin seems to be better integrated with real t…