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Building a solar bridge in Lon Don
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Building a solar bridge in Lon Don

Solarcentury, the United Kingdom, started building the world's largest solar bridge as part of a new tram station in Blackfriars, London.

December 15, 2018
BPA is related to asthma
Medicine - Health

BPA is related to asthma

US researchers have documented an association between early exposure to bisphenol A - the chemical used to coat inside plastic products and metal food containers, with a…

December 14, 2018
The H1N1 virus with Plasmacluster Ion technology
Medicine - Health

The H1N1 virus with Plasmacluster Ion technology

Plasmacluster Ion filtration technology is certified by Pasteur Institute to eliminate 99% of the activity of the H1N1 virus in a space of 25m3 equivalent volume.

December 14, 2018
Carbonated water causes aggression in children
Medicine - Health

Carbonated water causes aggression in children

Psychological studies show that children today tend to be more aggressive, irritable, and fighting than children of previous generations. Scientists believe that the str…

December 14, 2018
The implicit harm of carbonated beverages
Medicine - Health

The implicit harm of carbonated beverages

Only a non-alcoholic beverage can increase your risk of heart disease or stroke by 1.5 times. In addition, consumption of carbonated beverages also harms the liver like…

December 14, 2018
Food in a foam box can destroy the liver
Medicine - Health

Food in a foam box can destroy the liver

Vietnamese consumers still carefree to use cans, but convenient but contain extremely toxic substances that can damage the liver and cause many other diseases.

December 14, 2018
The secret to choosing safe canned food
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The secret to choosing safe canned food

When choosing cans, first observe the shape of the box, if the box is inflated, it is necessary to determine whether it is 'swelling' or 'microbiology' by lightly pressi…

December 14, 2018