90% of Chinese traditional medicine in Australia is poisonous
Three Australian universities collaborate and offer an analysis of traditional Chinese herbal remedies showing toxic metals or compounds that do not publish ingredients…
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Three Australian universities collaborate and offer an analysis of traditional Chinese herbal remedies showing toxic metals or compounds that do not publish ingredients…
Scientists from Osaka University (Japan) have successfully developed a self-dispersing viral injection that can make injections safer, cheaper for poor countries, as wel…
Dishes made with mussels and mussels bring a lot of nutrients, which are loved by many people, especially in the summer. However, this dish has many potential dangers.
Just one drop of serum, the sensor can detect the existence of excessive allowed copper by displaying a light pink color.
The most common way to treat fractures is to connect two broken bones with metal screws
US researchers have documented an association between early exposure to bisphenol A - the chemical used to coat inside plastic products and metal food containers, with a…
In a new study published in Arizona State University's Journal of Microelement, researchers report that autistic children have higher levels of toxic metals in their blo…
According to the report of the Institute of Biodiversity and International Coalition of environmental campaign groups in December 2012, mercury pollution in fisheries is…
Scientists at Yonsei University, South Korea are looking to use magnets as a remote control to make metal particles capable of destroying cells.
The radioactive metal in tobacco is polonium-210. This substance was discovered by spouses Marie and Pierre Curie in 1898. Polonium-210 is extremely toxic (about 250 mil…
Chemical expert Gustavo Castro and colleagues at the University of Sao Paulo (Brazil) claim that chopped banana peels work better than some other materials in separating…
An American man survived miraculously after getting a 5cm diameter metal tube pierced through his throat from the mouth position through the back of his neck.
The survey results of the Institute of Nutrition on children's diets in Hanoi show that there are lead and heavy metals pollution.
Many glass cups with pictures of famous cartoon characters for children contain 1,000 times higher lead levels than allowed, ...
The Associated Press reported an AP investigation showing that Chinese-made children's pendants and pendants contain toxic metals.