The vegetable known as “emperor’s vegetable,” very good for health but not everyone can eat it
Asparagus is a premium vegetable originating from Europe, imported to Vietnam. Therefore, it is dubbed the "emperor's vegetable." This vegetable...
Creating a New Type of “Glue” to Seal the Meninges After Surgery
A group of American neurosurgeons and biomedical engineers has developed a special type of "glue" for open brain surgeries.According to...
Breakthrough Experiment: Introducing “Immortal Monster” Protein into Human Cells
In experiments conducted in the United States, human cells have achieved a "immortal" capability similar to that of Tardigrades when...
Warning of “super whirlpool” in Antarctica affecting the fate of humanity
This "super whirlpool" in Antarctica may have a significant impact on the fate of humanity, according to the latest scientific...
Shinrin-yoku: How the Japanese Use Nature for Healing
Forest bathing has become an important part of preventive healthcare in Japan. What is Japanese Forest Bathing? The therapy of...
Things to Know About “Forever Chemicals”
"Forever chemicals" are per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) that provide water, stain, grease, and dirt resistance. They are found in...
Flooding in Dubai – Evidence of Failure in Combating Global Climate Change
Days after the historic rain, Dubai remains submerged in floodwaters – a profound example of how the world is losing...
AstraZeneca acknowledges that the COVID-19 vaccine may cause rare side effects leading to blood clots
The pharmaceutical "giant" AstraZeneca has for the first time acknowledged that its COVID-19 vaccine may cause rare side effects that...
The “Green Great Wall” Project Lasting 17 Years, Worth 36 Billion USD, Helps Combat Desertification
After 17 years, the "Green Great Wall" project has restored over 7.7 million hectares of land across Africa.Over the past...
Using “virtual friends” to prevent and treat illness
This is a research project by Professor Amanda Randles from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University (USA), which...
