Best medical breakthroughs in 2013
2013 has witnessed many important and important advances in the field of medicine. The most significant is finding a way to help a child infected with HIV immediately af…
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2013 has witnessed many important and important advances in the field of medicine. The most significant is finding a way to help a child infected with HIV immediately af…
New research by American scientists shows, fear of spiders can be passed down through generations ...
A diet low in vitamin D can damage the brain, according to a new University of Kentucky study in the United States.
Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) have successfully converted human stem cells into fully functional lung cells.
A new study from Canadian scientists shows that garlic contains compounds that help prevent the risk of children from food contamination, particularly from formula.
According to a study conducted by researchers at the University of Western Sydney, watching other people play sports also makes you healthier by increasing your heart ra…
Last week, the American University of Cardiology (ACC) and the American Heart Association (AHA) introduced a new guide to people who should take cholesterol-lowering dru…
The research team at the University of Louisville, USA has just announced that within 10 years, a human heart capable of transplantation will become a reality.
Australian scientists found that drinking soft drinks could alter proteins in the brain.
The team, led by Greg Towers of University College London, said it was overturned
Romanian scientists have invented an artificial blood, which can be used in humans in the future without side effects.
Miserable childhood scenes and chronic stress can lead to emotional disorders as adults.
Scientists at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands are conducting tests on a new technique, which, with only a few tricks, can stimulate antibodies.
The centipede is not very friendly to humans, even when it is lightly bitten, the allergy, severe can die.
According to Professor Jim Horne, a sleep expert from Loughborough University (UK), beta blockers used to treat blood pressure have long been considered the culprits for…