Medicine - Health
Pregnancy when too thin is easy to lose
Women with a body mass index of less than 18.5 (considered underweight) during pregnancy will have a 72% increased risk of miscarriage in the first 3 months. That is the…
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Medicine - Health
Smart children with cortex develop earlier
Smart babies don't necessarily have bigger brains than friends, but brain areas associated with thinking change more drastically during adolescence.
Medicine - Health
Exercise for the eyes
The skin around the eyes is very thin and sensitive, easy to form wrinkles and water bags, drooping the upper eyelid. Exercise for your eyes, take care of herbal extract…
Cancer
Large, thin babies are more susceptible to breast cancer
Thin-bodied girls at 5 - 7 years old will be more likely to develop breast cancer when they grow up, according to a new study in Sweden.
Cancer
Use gloves to detect breast cancer early
You hardly feel anything when you touch a thin piece of paper on the table. But if you touch it through the BSE breast screening gloves, your fingertips will see very cl…
Food safety
Choose to buy quality vegetables
Should buy potatoes with thin and peeling peel, avoid buying potatoes with light green color. Do not buy carrots that have been wrinkled.
Science invention
Inventing an electronic skin with the ability to restore itself like a Terminator
According to research published in Science Advances newspaper, this device is basically a thin film of integrated sensor capable of measuring pressure, temperature and h…
Science invention
Australia invented ultra-thin nanomaterials for many applications
Australian scientists invented a super-thin nanomaterial that can protect the surface against light and radiation.
Science invention
This small invention will save millions of people around the world from a lack of clean water
Do you believe these tiny sheets of paper can remove bacteria, turning dirty water into clean water?
Science invention
Solar cells are as light as soap bubbles
US scientists invented ultra-thin and ultra-light photovoltaic batteries, which can be placed on top of soap bubbles without breaking them.
Science invention
The boy is 15 years old and invented Alzheimer's
This small but practical device can change the lives of millions of Alzheimer's sufferers of memory loss.
Science invention
New invention of ultra-thin insulation
Stanford University engineers have invented an ultra-thin insulating material that reflects the heat of sunlight.
Science invention
Adhesive tape produces electricity
Scientists in the United States invented a solar cell that is so thin that people can paste it on cell phones, windows and many other things.
Science invention
Breakthrough in the field of imaging optics
British experts invented a thin fiber-optic device like a human hair, allowing observations
Science invention
Photovoltaic cells are thinner than spider silk
Austrian and Japanese experts have just announced a new invention: photovoltaic cells are thinner than spider silk and tough enough to bend around a human hair.