Medieval treatments still circulate so far
Some medieval treatments such as bee venom, skull chisel or stool culture are still in use today, although modern medicine has developed.
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Some medieval treatments such as bee venom, skull chisel or stool culture are still in use today, although modern medicine has developed.
The mystery about people only really uses 10% of the brain and has special abilities when 100% activation has been answered.
Teixobactin super antibiotic, artificial kidney from thought-controlled stem cells and prosthetics are important achievements of world medicine in 2015.
James Boysen, an American cancer patient, is the first person in the world to have a skull scalp implant.
A 22-year-old Dutch woman suffers from a disease that causes her skull to thicken and squeeze her brain. Fortunately, she became the first person in the world to replace…
CT scans can contribute to the 3D forensic database to determine the ancestors and gender of anonymous remains.
3D printing technology is no stranger to us, but applying this technology to Medicine is still quite a new thing.
Functional deaf patients can restore normal hearing with new implants to replace the middle ear.
Baby Daisy Ogston (2 years old, UK) was born with a rare disease Adams-Oliver Syndrome with a skull almost one more time and he could die anytime if he cried. Adams-Oliv…
Telegraph reported that scientists at Oxford University in England investigated the relationship between brain size and the number of friends of 40 university graduates…
A young teacher who was warned by a rare neurological disorder could die if she laughed because it could push her brain out of the skull.
The research of international scientists published in the journal Taiwan's technology news has developed a technique to treat brain tumors more effectively than the curr…
Instead of painful leg surgery, doctors can implant silicone tissue into the top of the head, helping the patient to grow to 5 cm tall.
A serious car accident has lifted a large piece of skull on a British man's head ...
French experts have successfully destroyed brain metastasis with laser beams. This method uses nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology without opening the skull.