New findings: Air pollution affects every part of the body, not just the lungs
According to the latest global assessment, air pollution almost affects every aspect of health, organs and cells in the human body.
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According to the latest global assessment, air pollution almost affects every aspect of health, organs and cells in the human body.
This compact band is used as a 'portable air conditioner', which adjusts your skin temperature to an ideal level anywhere, regardless of the hot sun.
According to meteorological experts in Vietnam, prolonged heatwaves are taking place, causing temperatures in some areas to exceed the highest level in history.
The Israeli Navy has said it will equip more advanced weapons, including the Barak 8 and C-Dome combined air defense systems, for the new class of light guards Sa'ar 6 b…
The obsession of history, the cry of moans, the cold air and like the breath next to you ... are you brave enough to visit these haunted universities?
Sitting in the air for too long makes your skin dry, your body dehydrated, susceptible to respiratory diseases, allergies, eye diseases.
Why is tennis ball yellow green and ruffled surface? Because they like to stand out?
When a storm hits, what happens to the creatures that live in the sea?
Air conditioning is one of the reasons that contribute to climate change, which is unquestionable. However, scientists are considering turning air conditioning into a de…
A quality mask helps you breathe fresh air even though you live in a place where super air is polluted with all kinds of invisible viruses, bacteria or dust.
Researchers discovered that bacteria can travel thousands of miles across the globe through an invisible 'air bridge'.
Ferns, aloe vera, fig trees, landscaping help the house become cool and pleasant.
New scientific research finds that polluted air is not only fatal, it also seriously affects human mental health.
Professor Wallace Smith Broecker, Columbia University had correctly predicted the increase in carbon dioxide levels in the air, causing the Earth to warm up.
How loud a loud belch is depends on a number of factors, such as how much steam from the stomach pushes up and how the esophageal structure of the person is.