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See all bacteria clearly with the naked eye
With the eyes of 49-year-old Ukaine Sake Ao, tiny bacteria, viruses, and bacteria all become clear.
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The mother must isolate the child because of radiation
Emma Day, 27, has been prescribed high doses of radioactive iodine to fight thyroid cancer. This means that she was isolated during her inpatient treatment at the hospit…
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People can become radioactive when flying
When the aircraft flies in a storm, the passenger body in the aircraft can receive the equivalent amount of radiation as a full body scan.
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Products from Fukushima no longer trace radiation
To prove this, Japan's largest travel agency organized a study-survey trip at Fukushima. The delegation visited a 10,000-hectare farm, once in a state of complete destru…
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Fukushima children are exposed to radiation below the danger threshold
The NIRS team also produced the above calculation results through various data, including thyroid test results for about 1,000 children in Fukushima Prefecture, where th…
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Astronauts increase the risk of dementia
Long flights in space, such as a trip to Mars, may increase the risk of developing dementia in humans.
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Risk of Alzheimer's disease in astronauts
US researchers say that exposure to radiation in space can increase the development of Alzheimer's disease in astronauts, according to UPI news agency.
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Low-dose radiation is good for health?
A new study in mice showed that X-rays may not heal broken bones, but low doses of ionizing radiation may give rise to other health benefits.
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Mobile phones are harmful to the fetus
Radiation from mobile phones during pregnancy affects the brain development of pediatrics and may even cause attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, accord…
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Sitting long before the computer does not harm the eyes?
According to scientists, so far, many proofs prove that from age 10 onwards, our eyes will not be hurt no matter how long we look at any object (of course, face heaven a…
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Reverse effects of chemotherapy and radiation therapy
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are common methods used to treat cancer. However, a new study at Harvard Medical School (USA) shows that these methods may lead to unexpect…
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Compound helps increase survival after radiation exposure
The group of scientists from the Institute of Industrial Engineering Research in Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Eastern Japan, developed this kind of miraculous featu…
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Fukushima seafood 're-export' market after nuclear disaster
For the first time after more than a year of a nuclear leak at Fukushima Daichi (Japan), a number of seafood caught at the coast near the factory has been on the market…
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Obese people are more likely to get cancer when taking X-rays
To get a clear picture of a CT for a person with obesity, it is often necessary to use a higher dose of X-ray than to give a person with average weight. Will these effec…
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Pregnant women use 'crickets' to make them more dynamic
Women who use mobile phones a lot during pregnancy can make babies born hyperactively, US scientists warn.