Tobacco reduces intelligence
Smokers have a lower IQ than non-smokers and the longer the smoking time, the more deteriorated the human mind is.
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Smokers have a lower IQ than non-smokers and the longer the smoking time, the more deteriorated the human mind is.
US scientists have just created artificial blood that can be used for wounded soldiers on the battlefield or hospitals with anemia.
Soldiers suffering from traumatic brain injury during the war are at risk of epilepsy, even decades after brain injury occurs.
American scientists are studying drugs that prevent some biological mechanisms from working so that injured people can pass the most critical moment.
Experiments show that in traumatized mice, tranquilizers have counteracted the natural mechanism that slows wound recovery.
According to the study of more than 250,000 soldiers in Norway, the first children in the family often have higher IQ scores than those who are second-born. The reason i…
Israel claims to have successfully developed an anti-anthrax vaccine in an eight-year, top-secret research program, conducted on hundreds of volunteer soldiers.
Entering the army, the US soldier was assigned to a police force in the outskirts of Baghdad. Early in the morning when the sun was not rising, a series of rockets fell…
According to a study by New Zealand scientists published on July 28, the soldiers were genetically damaged by exposure to Agent Orange during the war in Vietnam.
High frequency electromagnetic waves can cause infertility, as evidenced by soldiers working at radar stations that have old equipment, wave leaks that are often inferio…
The DSO National Laboratories (DSO National Laboratories) are studying a caffeine drug to help soldiers stay alert on the battlefield.
There are inventions that make human life better but are used for war purposes.
Recently, US scientists have revealed that super blood will be injected into American soldiers so that they can fight dioxin by themselves when participating in the war.
Aleksandr Georgievich Semenov, an inventor living in St Petersburg, has been granted a patent for a tank capable of firing human waste, Guardian reported.