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Chinese scientists develop new wound healing dressing material
Chinese scientists have developed a new kind of adhesive antibacterial hydrogel that can be used in wound healing treatment.
Study: Substance in toad skin could promote scarless healing
Chinese scientists have discovered a substance in toad skin which could help promote skin tissue regeneration and repair, thus helping wounds heal without scars.
China develops new diagnostic method for coronary heart disease
Chinese scientists have developed a new diagnostic method for coronary heart disease which has a 33 per cent higher accuracy rate compared with conventional methods.
North Korea nuclear test site part-collapsed – Chinese experts
North Korea's underground nuclear test site has partially collapsed following a massive bomb blast last year, making it unusable, Chinese seismologists have concluded.
Chinese scientists study medical use of cockroaches
Chinese scientists are taking a close look at cockroaches to explore their potential in medical treatment.
Chinese scientists develop DNA “nanorobots” to treat cancer
Chinese scientists said they have successfully created and tested the world’s first autonomous DNA nanorobots to combat cancer tumors, paving the way for revolutionary cancer therapy.
Chinese scientists celebrate breakthrough in infertility treatment
Chinese scientists are celebrating a breakthrough in infertility treatment that enables young women with damaged reproductive organs to have children.
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Paul Kagame highlights reform ‘urgency’ as AU summit opens
Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Saturday urged African heads of state to come to an agreement on long-debated reforms to their continental body at a special summit in the Ethiopian capital.
Andre Villas-Boas: I regret snubbing PSG for Spurs
Andre Villas-Boas claims he rejected an approach from Paris Saint-Germain while manager of Tottenham, a move he claims he now regrets.
Federal government sets aside 1% consolidated revenue fund for healthcare
Federal Government yesterday said that it would spend 1 per cent of the entire consolidated revenue fund on healthcare this year, in compliance with the health act.
Rauf Aregbesola: I didn’t receive salary for eight years
Rauf Aregbesola, outgoing governor of Osun state, says he has not received salary since he assumed office as governor.
US threatens to impose more trade tariffs on China
Vice President Mike Pence and Chinese leader Xi Jinping exchanged barbs and tough talk in competing speeches to world leaders Saturday, with Pence warning the United States could double its tariffs on Beijing unless it bowed to U.S. demands.
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Bye-election: Seven parties adopt APC in Kwara
Seven political parties on Tuesday agreed to work for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Saturday’s bye-election for the Ekiti/Isin/Irepodun/Oke-Ero Federal Constituency seat of Kwara.
Rotimi Amaechi: Federal government, General Electric never signed railway agreement
Nigeria's transportation minister Rotimi Amaechi has said the supposed federal government and General Electric railway concession agreement ended at the negotiation stage.
Bayern Munich’s James Rodriguez out for several weeks with knee injury
James Rodriguez faces several weeks on the sidelines after Bayern Munich announced the midfielder has a knee injury.
Kevin Durant stars as Golden State Warriors bounce back
Kevin Durant scored 29 points as the Golden State Warriors set aside their off-court discord to post a 110-103 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday.
Man gets life sentence for killing cousins, dismembering parents
A young Brazilian man who murdered two cousins aged one and three and dismembered their parents was handed a rare life sentence in Spain on Thursday.