Important findings pave the way for antimalarial drugs
On June 5, European researchers announced they had just identified how the live malaria parasite enters the bloodstream. This is an important finding paving the way for…
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Wall.
564 published items.
On June 5, European researchers announced they had just identified how the live malaria parasite enters the bloodstream. This is an important finding paving the way for…
People who snore are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease than obese or smokers. Scientists from Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit (USA) conducted experiments with 54 p…
Researchers at the University of British Columbia, Canada created a gel based on mussels' ability to cling to rocks. This gel can be used to strengthen weakened blood ve…
Made from the compound that the mussels use to cling to the cliffs, a new gel can be spread onto the arterial walls, veins and vascular reinforcement there.
Scientists from the University of Cambridge (UK) have successfully cultivated 3 types of cells that make up the walls of blood vessels.
Many women swear they have G points, but a recent synthesis of 60 years of research shows that science hasn't really found this legendary G point.
The walls of many houses in Bangkok turned black because of the presence of thousands of mosquitoes.
The latest Swedish study shows that asthma medications have great potential for treating aortic aneurysm.
Christopher Wall was born with all the complete parts, except one in the wrong position. His heart beating outside his chest. His story is not only a rare medicine, but…
Researchers have discovered that cocoa contains compounds that dilate blood vessel walls to help treat high blood pressure.
Researchers have recently discovered that immature fat cells, or so-called
Cancer researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, and the United States (UCLA) have reported a major advance in the detection of cancer cells as they spre…
Occasionally, children often draw on the wall or display their house. You do not rush to scold your child because that action is not a disruptive but simply child hypera…
With the help of complex computer simulations, scientists at the Max Planck Institute (Potsdam, Germany) and the University of Heidelberg have discovered how
Most of the time, you only watch for the risk of cancer from chemicals in food and agriculture and don't expect that you are surrounded by these substances in your room.