First aid for trauma for people with traffic accidents
Traffic accidents have caused many casualties, first aid in place can contribute to keeping the victim's life alive. However, if the first aid is not correct, it may har…
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Traffic accidents have caused many casualties, first aid in place can contribute to keeping the victim's life alive. However, if the first aid is not correct, it may har…
Parents should not apply oil, rub lemon on insect bites to the baby even though the wound is mild but need to wash the wound, take poison (if any) and apply anti-inflamm…
Regaining limbs, even reconstructing the heart or brain is ... possible.
American scientists at the University of California at Riversiside (UCR-USA) have succeeded in making a new material from the patient's own blood to heal chronic wounds.
If statistics, perhaps almost everyone in this world is ... scarred. Whether it's a car crash, sports or ... bitten by a dog, scars still represent painful memories that…
A Brazilian woman is now one of the first people in the world to apply tilapia skin treatment for burns, instead of traditional treatments.
The 8-year-old girl was bitten into the hands by a spider from the ceiling of the bathroom, leaving a small hole in the back of her hand. The bite quickly became so necr…
Just a few days after a small scratch in his hand, the mother of two children in England quickly died. Doctors are warning the disease is more deadly than both cancer an…
Arbitrarily moving the person who has an accident, patting the back of the heterosexual, pulling the tongue of the faints are mistakes when the first aid makes the victi…
Doctors could not save the victim due to severe and prolonged blood loss before going to the hospital.
Endangered situations such as burns, bleeding wounds, fractures, convulsions, sprains, traumatic brain injury ... if first aid properly can help limit injury, timely sav…
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…
Some medieval treatments such as bee venom, skull chisel or stool culture are still in use today, although modern medicine has developed.
The Ministry of Health allows Hue Central Hospital to test this method on some patients.
Researchers have built a micro-robot capable of getting into the stomach to remove foreign objects, such as daisies, that children accidentally swallow.