Cosmetic equipment detects most viruses that cause disease
Scientists at the Washington University School of Medicine say the new test device, called ViroCap, they have built, could help detect nearly every virus that causes dis…
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Scientists at the Washington University School of Medicine say the new test device, called ViroCap, they have built, could help detect nearly every virus that causes dis…
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on August 4 said it has granted the first license for a drug manufactured with 3D printing technology for the treatment of epil…
Some lipstick colors contain more lead than others. Pink contains the highest amount of lead, followed by purple and then red.
Recently, British scientists have invented a new generation of skin care serum based on the user's genetic gene.
According to health experts, you should soon abandon the following 6 unhealthy habits.
Dermatologists warn, a chemical used in hundreds of popular beauty products around the world is currently the culprit for a massive increase in dangerous allergic reacti…
The Iliad depicts the monster Chimera with a snake's tail, a goat, a lion's head; Chimera also became the name for a genetic phenomenon called genetic chimerism or tetra…
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (METI) on February 22 said Japan's renewable medicine market is expected to reach a total turnover of 1,600 billion…
On average, a Korean woman easily uses more than 10 cosmetic products for her daily skin care. This country's beautiful skin philosophy has been mentioned since the Dong…
A scientific study found that 55% of lipstick products contain lead that can affect mental health and intelligence of users.
The chemicals found in makeup cosmetics, hair spray and food packaging are pushing women into menopause sooner, a new study warns.
Most people, the elderly, do not know that their memory has deteriorated. Experts Heidelberg University (Germany) has found a way to stop being forgotten because of age…
European officials warn women who use brown cosmetics are at risk of infertility, childbirth and even cancer, according to the Telegraph.
Phthalates, commonly used in cosmetics, have the potential to increase the risk of obesity type 2 diabetes, according to research by Uppsala University (Sweden).
Scientists at Lund University (Sweden) have identified 200 genes that are chemically sensitive in humans. This has the ability to completely replace or significantly red…