If the brain is injured due to traumatic brain injury (TBI), it will lose some of its cells. If our brain cells get...
Organs and tissues in the human body are quite resilient to the wear and tear of daily human life, but they can still...
Blood is the liquid that looks red when you cut or scrape your skin. People think blood is bad because they see it when...
Teeth contain a living tissue called dental pulp, enclosed within a hard, outer shell made of enamel and dentin. The...
If you have ever looked at a car’s dashboard, you probably know that it can provide lots of important information about...
Imagine a tiny lab in a box that can make medicines right in the hospitals where patients are being treated. Even...
Sometimes in life, we can get sick and feel badly—maybe a headache, fever, or other uncomfortable symptoms—and...
Medicines are chemicals that are used to cure, slow, or prevent disease. Some medicines are injected into the...
Of all people living on the planet today, there are an estimated 2 billion who do not have access to essential...
Bones are the building blocks of our skeletons—they give our bodies structure and allow us to walk, dance, and pick...
Maths is a crucial part of medicine. All the graphs, equations, statistics, and general maths we learn at school help...
Medicines are useful for humans but can be harmful for many different kinds of wildlife. If disposed of improperly, the...
