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Videos
Video: Brain surgery while playing violin
Normally, the doctor will treat a person's vibrations by inserting electrodes into the brain until the vibration will stop.
Science Events
Earthquake survey in Ho Chi Minh City
On November 28, a team of researchers from the Institute of Geophysics began conducting an earthquake survey, which lasted about a week in Ho Chi Minh City. The team sai…
Scientific works
The Colosseum subsided 38cm
The Colosseum may need to intervene in a structure similar to that of the Pisa leaning tower, as the southern part subsides deeper than the 38cm north edge.
Medicine - Health
How does 'marine vitamin' affect your brain?
People who live near the sea have better physical and mental health than those who live far from the sea.
Medicine - Health
Ultrasound can shorten 30% of the time of chronic wound healing
A group of researchers in the UK has developed a new technique that promises to cut ⅓ time of chronic healing, using low-intensity ultrasound.
Medicine - Health
Painless injection technology
Painless injection technology can be performed with a device that creates pressure and vibration when the injection is inserted into the skin.
Medicine - Health
Eating salty is not good for the elderly brain and heart
High salt intake may adversely affect the brain and cardiovascular system of the elderly.
Medicine - Health
Harps relieve pain
Thanks to the ability to reassure the sick, the music and vibration amplitude of the harp has brought about
Cancer
America's incredible discovery: The most feared cancer cell is love
Dr. David Hawkins is a very famous doctor in the US, his patients come from all over the world. He said, just by seeing the patient, he knew that the person was sick.
Science invention
Vibration belt leads the way
The auto-vibrating belt to produce a right turn, the left can accurately guide bike riders without distracting them from the road ahead.
Science invention
Patent student of vibration alarm
Remote shock alarms for tripping and collision alarms for the elderly, disabled, pregnant women, remote theft alarms, traffic accidents, traffic warning or outages ...
New technology
Wireless hearing aids adjusted over the phone
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved the sale of first hearing aids that users can buy, assemble and use, without the help of experts.
New technology
Chilean professor makes devices that charge phones with earthquakes
It seems that people always feel how much the battery is not enough, so they study to find batteries with a longer life span and larger capacity, convenient wireless cha…
New technology
Emma Watch: A wearable device that helps Parkinson's patients without vibration of Microsofts
Microsoft claims that the Emma Watch smart wearable device can help Parkinson's patients get easier, more convenient daily life.