There will be anti-aging medications due to sunlight
Excessive exposure to the sun is a leading cause of skin aging.
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Excessive exposure to the sun is a leading cause of skin aging.
Plastic water bottles are made of polyethylene terephthalate. When heated, this material releases antimony (Sb) and bisphenol A, commonly known as BPA.
New research shows that sunlight stimulates the production of endorphins, a chemical that relieves pain and feels refreshing, causing mice with symptoms like addiction.
Applying sunscreen is an effective way to help your skin resist the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) rays in the sun.
Humans have no origin on Earth, but are taken by alien creatures
Sunscreen is not only a shield that protects the skin from ultraviolet rays but also contributes to preventing the appearance of some visible signs of age on the skin.
The photo, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, shows what dermatologists call skin degeneration due to sun damage - a common manifestation of aging. A spec…
American scientists discovered, to have cleaner and safer drinking water, we need to add the following
Australian researchers say people exposed to the sun may be less likely to be allergic to food and eczema.
Every time the sun shines, Sarah suffers from a rare, untreatable skin disease called porphyria.
Research results by Australian scientists show that exercise in the sun helps prevent diabetes.
A 45-year-old Russian man died of a rare disease called contact dermatitis, when the summer temperature in the country increased.
This heat wave, in many localities, the temperature of outdoor heat absorption is up to 45 degrees C. With high heat, the adaptation of the body is very difficult, so it…
A new study has confirmed that vitamin D plays a key role in protecting the body from inflammatory diseases.
Japanese scientists have discovered that human eyes prone to ultraviolet rays damage when skiing than when sunbathing on the beach.