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Breaking a bone is a serious injury, but the human body has an amazing healing process that works in several stages. Immediately after a fracture, the body’s response system kicks in. Blood vessels at the break tear and bleed, and the body works to (29) __________ a blood clot, also known as a fracture hematoma. This clot forms a protective mesh around the broken ends. (30) __________ helps to stabilize the bone and provides a framework for new growth.

In the next stage, the body needs (31) __________ what is called a “soft callus,” made of cartilage. This provides some initial (32) __________ to the fracture site, but it is not very strong yet. Over the next few weeks, this soft callus is gradually replaced by a hard callus. This new bony structure is much (33) __________ and more durable. The final stage is remodeling, where the body continues to shape the bone. It’s a slow process, but (34) __________, the bone often returns to its original strength.

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This global trend has a strong presence in Vietnam. Platforms like the Vinagame-owned Zalo Webtoon have attracted millions of readers. These platforms offer a rich library that includes both translated versions of popular Korean webtoons and original series created by talented Vietnamese artists. This combination provides local readers with a diverse range of stories, from international hits to content that reflects their own culture and experiences.

So, why are webtoons so addictive, especially for teenagers? A key factor is the frequent update schedule. Many series release new, short chapters once or twice a week, keeping readers constantly engaged and eager for the next installment. Furthermore, the sheer variety of genres—from romance and fantasy to thriller and comedy—ensures that there is a webtoon for every taste, making it a go-to entertainment choice for a new generation of readers.