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Using algae to make patches to help heal wounds quickly
The secret of this sticker lies in the material that makes it: pieces of blue-green algae. In initial experiments conducted on the mouse body, the scientists found that…
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Pothole patch on the road
The stickers are made of asphalt, polymer, fiberglass and are water resistant, helping to protect newly filled potholes.
New technology
Scientists are developing earrings, rings and contraceptive watches
Now, what if these stickers can be turned into earrings? Some women may find it quite harmless. It's just a new, non-invasive and painless contraceptive option. Good!
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It's hard to believe the sticker helps fresh fruit for 10 days longer and is absolutely safe!
Consumers can also be assured of the safety of Stix Fresh, because it is 100% natural.
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With sweat, you can know a lot about health and crime
Sweat is a mixture of chemicals that not only signals how our body is now, but also very special for each person, when all of us have no sweat like anyone else.
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Unexpectedly, emoji emoticon originated from Japan
Disclosure: emoji was developed by Docomo for mobile phones in Japan in 1998.
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Turn your phone into a wireless charger with just a sticker
A French company has introduced a wireless charging system that uses an ultra-thin sticker.
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Great tips with hair dryer
In addition to drying out hair, the dryer has many effects that you did not expect. Let's find out together!
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5-year-old children also know how to pretend
Even 5-year-olds can protect their reputation. They will appear more generous when they know their actions will be within the scope of others' observations, according to…
Scientific application
Stamped with ripe fruits
A University of Arizona expert has invented a sticker that can tell users when a bunch of fruits or vegetables has come to harvest.
Medicine - Health
Medical patch burns excess fat in a completely new method
The sticker consists of many tiny needles with nanoparticles containing drugs at the tip of the needle. These nanoparticles can penetrate the skin to disperse throughout…
Medicine - Health
Stickers instead of needles
In the future, the annual flu vaccination may be more advantageous when scientists have successfully tested the replacement vaccine for traditional injections.
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Chinese toys contain toxic substances that feminine boys
The European Union warns hundreds of Chinese toys such as dolls, cars, plastic guns ... to have excess phthalate levels that increase the risk of cancer, asthma and repr…
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Risk of cancer from Chinese cartoon patch
Chinese cartoon stickers contain chemicals that affect reproductive organs, even lead to cancer if absorbed by the body.
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Smart stickers for diabetics
US scientists have created smart patches that can automatically release insulin for diabetics.