Medicine & TechnologyThe chainsaw was originally invented around the 1783s to 1785, but it wasn't until 1926 that the first electric chainsaw for wood was patented. Read to learn more.
Two skeletons with cranial modifications were among the discoveries during an excavation at an archaeological site in Mexico. Continue reading to know more.
Millions of American adults develop sepsis and hundreds of thousands die each year. Check out this article to learn more about this deadly condition that damages the body's organs.
Discovery of the misregulated brain protein linked to age-related cognitive decline holds the potential for interventions to combat memory impairment. Read the article to learn more.
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A sophomore student won a scholarship for his invention of a novel device that enables accessible and individualized detection of glaucoma. Continue reading the article to find out more.
Garlic is not only an exceptional addition to recipes but is also proven to be a natural remedy for many ailments. Check out this article to know more about the many health benefits it offers for the body.
The accounts of William Seabrook remain questionable as he later confessed how the Guero tribe didn't allow him to participate in their traditions. Read to learn more.
This is where a Geiger counter comes into play, a device designed to detect and measure ionizing radiation. But why would you need one in your bedroom?
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