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The scientific history of humankind marks many mistakes. It took a long time for new misconceptions to be realized. However, these mistakes have become the premise for l…
Graduated from a university majoring in biology, Dr. Nguyen Lan Cuong went back to archeology.
By March 22, after all consideration and thorough investigation, Seoul National University of Korea was forced to sign another important decision: stripping the title of
Austrian-born Paul Kaufmann, now settled in Danville, California (USA), said last week that he had inherited the remains of talented composer Ludwig van Beethoven for 15…
Tissue bank preserved nearly 1,000 pieces of skull bones with more than 300 pieces assembled for patients, hundreds of sperm and testicular tissue samples.
Recently, 84-year-old man felt unstable health. He kept falling, his left hand and legs seemed weak.
Apert syndrome, also known as localized early hard bone disease, and narrow airway is a rare but very malignant disease and causes serious illness in children.
Kayla Reeder, a maternity and newborn specialist in Florida, USA shared a picture on the Daily Mail a newborn baby born with a pointed skull like a hat.
Even without a perfect body, this poor girl is fortunate to receive the perfect love from her parents.
By using a device called BrainPath, surgeons can approach and remove tumors without opening the skull to avoid damaging important brain tissue.
A woman in India was shocked when she discovered that cockroaches lived in her skull for hours.
Once again, fate did not smile at the girl living in the pot. Leaving behind many unfinished dreams, she passed away on Christmas holidays, making people feel sad.
Using many remedies from pigeon feces to extract skulls to cure stroke, King Charles II (England) in the 17th century died after only 4 days of falling ill.