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Currently, in the world, stem cell therapy has been studied and used to treat many different diseases, including lung diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary dise…
Noise pollution in urban areas is closely related to human hearing loss.
A recent study has found that smokers' homes will be contaminated with smoke at least six months after they smoke their last cigarette.
Researchers have recently discovered tiny pollutant molecules inside brain tissue samples, suggesting that dust pollution not only attacks the lungs but also the nervous…
Research in China says long-term exposure to polluted air can damage kidneys of all ages.
A recent scientific report shows that chemicals in plastic bottles, air pollution, and beauty substances can affect a child's brain development, even when they are still…
Fluorescent bulbs are chosen by many consumers because of the advantages of saving and reducing pollution. However, few people know that in each fluorescent lamp contain…
Mercury in liquid form is less toxic, but its compounds and salts are very toxic and cause brain damage, liver, and human exposure, breathing or ingestion.
People poured into age, sunshine and wind, causing rapid aging pollution but ignoring the underlying cause - the structure of the damaged skin.
A crowd in the street produced a sound of up to 90dB and even a falling leaf could produce noises of up to 10dB! As we get older, our ability to receive sound decreases.
The plan to build a cow breeding factory to meet the demand for meat consumption threatens to push China into the risk of environmental pollution, food insecurity and pu…
According to News Daily, Australian scientists have discovered a new method that can remove mercury from water by using a substance made from industrial byproducts and o…
The environment is often seriously polluted by sewage from sewers, sanitation facilities dissolved in water. This is the cause of some outbreaks.
Long-term exposure to air pollution can damage brain structures and impair cognitive function in middle-aged people.
Exposure to emissions from vehicles can slow the learning ability of elementary school children, according to a new study.