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Do you watch Hollywood movies? Yes, this is where the heroes will fight fiercely with dozens of bad guys, and after shooting down the bearded guys, the final boss will s…
Dogs, cats, monkeys, rats, and bats are recorded to cause many cases of rabies in humans in Vietnam and globally.
Fishermen in Albania caught a blue shark with a 18cm long swordfish beak fragment in its skull, marking the first case of a shark surviving such an injury.
Scientists observed an orangutan applying the herb to a wound on its face and seemingly healing it.
The medicine soaked in the patch will penetrate directly into the surgical wound, killing remaining cancer cells and minimizing toxic side effects of chemotherapy.
Supersonic bullets leave wounds as large as craters, but do not penetrate skin and flesh as solids like traditional shots.
The researchers created particles that automatically move using motor proteins that help transport drugs through body fluids.
Minor injuries on the outside of the knee only need to be washed with clean water, but soft injuries will require the application of the RICE method.
Some symptoms in the legs can be warning signs of disease, in which some diseases are more dangerous, the body needs to send an early warning signal.
Using the scales of freshwater carp species native to Vietnam, Dr. Nguyen Thuy Chinh has successfully researched how to extract collagen
France's most daring painter has hidden a secret behind his self-portrait
According to the Express, ancient Egypt is one of the most fascinating civilizations for archaeologists.
Researchers have found a way to apply electricity to wound healing, which promotes healing by killing bacteria.
The fierce battle with the opponent caused Big John, the largest 3-horned dinosaur specimen ever found, to have a keyhole-shaped puncture in the frill.
Mercy dogs, also known as ambulance dogs, were first used by the German army, with the purpose of finding wounded soldiers and comforting the dying on the battlefield.