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Working night shifts affects women's fertility
Researchers recently announced that working at night and on frequent shifts will reduce women 's fertility.
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Study detoxifying leaves of cheek fingers
The research topic of the author group of Khoa Sinh, Da Lat University focuses on describing the distribution area of fingerlings, how to distinguish finger leaves fro…
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How to prevent pneumonia when the weather is seasonal
According to health experts, when the weather changes suddenly, too hot or too cold, the elderly are prone to pneumonia. Severe complication can lead to death.
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Detects antibodies that neutralize HIV virus
Scientists found that 10-1074 antibodies can neutralize HIV virus and are safe for users.
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The least known parts of the human body
The hanging intestinal membrane, cerebral lymphatic vessels, the frontal knee ligament are among the parts that contain the most mysterious things in the human body.
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Heal yourself like a Wolf
American scientists at the University of California at Riversiside (UCR-USA) have succeeded in making a new material from the patient's own blood to heal chronic wounds.
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Unexpected discovery of women giving birth to their second child after age 35
According to the latest study by the University of Southern California, the brains of women with two babies are faster than the women of one child.
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Found 'brakes' that restrained craving
Scientists at Boston University (USA) have published the results of a study showed that they have found a new direction to treat insensitive eating.
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Improper washing of chicken can spread deadly bacteria
Washing raw chicken before cooking, bacteria from chicken have the opportunity to spread to hands, clothes and kitchen utensils.
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The more we cry, the stronger
Recently, scientists from Claremont Graduate University in the United States have affirmed that people with tears in watching movies are often great leaders and have a s…
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Micro-machines won the Nobel Prize for chemistry can kill cancer cells
Researching the world's smallest machine at the molecular Nobel Prize-winning level in 2016 can effectively kill cancer cells.
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Can people extend life expectancy in the future?
Human lifespan never lasts forever, unless there is a breakthrough that can handle all age-related health problems.
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British men may be the first to be cured of HIV through new therapies
A man living in the UK may become the first person in the world to be cured of HIV through a new therapy developed by scientists from many British universities.
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Use marijuana to harm the brain
Researchers at the Center for Brain Health, University of Texas, USA, have published a study confirming that long-term use of marijuana can affect the brain.
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Use highly elastic biological materials to regenerate bone
Northwestern University researchers have invented an artificial biological material that stimulates bone regeneration when transplanted into a patient's body.