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Nail color changes if the drug is detected
The University of North Carolina (U.S.) has developed a nail polish capable of detecting stimulants or sexually stimulating substances in beverages.
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Anti-drug detector 'forcible'
With the new device, users can immediately determine whether their drink has been sexually abstained.
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Robot works like sperm
Dutch and Egyptian engineers have created a sperm-like robot that can be manipulated by a magnet and is one day used to transfer medications.
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The world's smallest nano engine, a new step in developing nanobot
With this project, scientists hope to take another step in the nanobot manufacturing project to bring treatment into the human body, helping to enhance the effectiveness…
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Technology for rapid detection of explosives and drugs in parcels
The new scanning device uses terahertz technology to detect drugs and explosives in goods sent by post without opening suspicious parcels or mail envelopes.
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Application of laser to detect drug, explosive remotely
A team of specialists from the Siberian National Geographic Institute (SSGA) in Novosibirsk, Russia, has developed a method of using laser radiation (infrared) to detect…
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USA for widely available equipment to prevent migraine
On March 11, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the sale of STX-Med for the treatment of STIs by the STX-Med company. of Belgium.
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The HOSPI-R robot helps nurses distribute drugs
In an effort to automate Japanese hospitals, Panasonic Electronics Corp. has launched a HOSPI-R robot that they deem necessary to maintain and improve the quality of nur…
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Toothbrushes bring a lot of flavor
Colgate-Palmolive (USA) is about to launch a new toothbrush, adding flavor to the tongue cleaner.
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Tools for detecting fake malaria
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has developed a hand-held instrument capable of detecting fake or non-standard malaria drugs and for mass production of the dev…
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Robotic mouse specialized in depression for real mice
At Waseda University in Japan, scientists have created a robotic mouse, which is used to 'terrorize' mice, causing them to be stressed and depressed for drug research.
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Retina, the 'artificial eye' impresses the blind
The new technology, approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has opened up a new hope for the blind.
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Contraception and HIV in cloth
Currently, condoms are the only product that has the potential to prevent unwanted pregnancies and is a safeguard against the spread of HIV.
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Invented methods of producing drugs in the air
By applying the technology of NASA, physicist Chris Benmore of the research team at the Argonne National Laboratory has created a pair of wave-capable speakers. sound to…
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Smell-sensitive technology
UK researchers have successfully developed a system capable of rapidly detecting chemicals in small quantities, whether it be contaminants, explosives or drugs.