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PyeongChang Olympic 2018: The number of norovirus infections increased rapidly
PyeongChang Olympic organizers are conducting tap water testing, checking the process of preparing food and food to track the way of spread.
The ingredients are hidden in a glass of water
Colorless drinks can contain many different chemicals and algae that many people don't expect.
Does the tap water contain more bacteria than the toilet?
Scientists found that floors, carpets, even tap water produce more bacteria than toilets.
5 healthy oral habits to maintain
People often use hard brushes because they think they are clean. This habit is easy for you to wear away enamel.
Detecting common cocaine in drinking water in the UK
The use of cocaine in the UK is so widespread that authorities can detect traces of stimulants in regular drinking water.
Using water pipes with copper is easy to cause cancer
Most people use tap water today. Scientists warn that the use of copper plumbing increases the risk of cancer.
Panic of tap water contaminated with birth control pills
Recently, Chinese people panic when they know the tap water they are using is infected with birth control pills. After the common ingredient in most contraceptives compl…
Detection of arsenic-contaminated tap water with a rapid test kit
The group of scientists at the Institute of Geology used a quick test kit to test clean water in some areas in Hanoi.
The magic of the fingers
Quickly use your fingertips to tap or click on a surface that is essential in everyday life, for example, to pick up small objects or use the iPhone. But researchers at…
Reduce 100 times the vaccine dose and still be effective
Just by adding a natural immunity in the body, the effect of the vaccine will not change even if the dose is reduced by up to 100 times. This is a new idea for Canadian…
Tap water threatens to cause blood cancer
Long-term exposure to by-products during chlorine disinfection can increase the risk of developing a form of blood cancer by up to 70%. Trihalomethane and bromodichlorom…
Install 'tap' to collect water from the sky
A wind-powered device can provide endless water by gathering water from the air, an Australian inventor declared. Dr. Max Whisson, a retired medical expert, said he desi…
NASA develops applications to help aircraft shorten flight times
NASA is developing a software for airlines that monitors conditions such as weather and flight routes so that it can make shorter routes.
How to help you message secretly without anyone knowing, without needing to hold the phone
The problem is that the average person can hardly remember 31 combinations of typing to turn into a word on the phone.