Italy: Kidney transplants into the world's first spleen position
Italian doctors have successfully performed kidney transplants into the spleen position of a 6-year-old girl. This is considered the first medical achievement in the wor…
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Italian doctors have successfully performed kidney transplants into the spleen position of a 6-year-old girl. This is considered the first medical achievement in the wor…
A group of Stanford scientists (USA) have been making great strides in studying treatment for sickle cell disease.
Doctors could not save the victim due to severe and prolonged blood loss before going to the hospital.
The first aid process is simple, everyone can do it, improve the survivor's survivability as in 2 tragic accidents that just happened when the wound from the piece cut i…
Singapore experts have called soy sauce the only product that is able to resist vascular cell destruction.
The body is alive thanks to blood. The occlusive circuit causes anemia, when it is dangerous, everything can arise from here, pain here and there, necrosis, stroke ... D
Waking up after a failed vascular surgery, the 50-year-old Italian man no longer speaks his mother tongue but switches to French.
Drink a glass of water before going to bed to prevent brain vascular accident, prevent cramps, remove toxins and help sleep better.
Eye blood vessels reflect brain health and can alert the risk of dementia, cardiovascular disease or stroke.
The hairless toes warned of peripheral vascular disease, redness marks diabetes, pedicure and psoriasis signs ...
Jardiance, a pill to treat type 2 diabetes, can significantly reduce the risk of death among diabetics who are more likely to experience cardiovascular complications.
Scientists in Khimki suburbs of Moscow have successfully developed an anticoagulant that can save many lives.
Scientists have found a protein that opens new hopes for patients with severe burns.
Using excessive ginseng can make blood sugar in the body drastically reduced.
A group of scientists at Brigham and Women Hospital in Boston, USA, succeeded in producing blood vessels using 3D biological printing technology, Phys.org said.