Cure allergies with carbon dioxide
US scientists propose a new, very simple method to combat allergies: breathing with carbon dioxide.
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US scientists propose a new, very simple method to combat allergies: breathing with carbon dioxide.
Smokers and passive smokers (within 1 meter) are susceptible to chronic diseases of the lungs, respiratory tract, and many other diseases, which can lead to cancer.
A study of 52 health recovery subjects after cardiac arrest was discovered, near-death experiences have a relationship with high levels of carbon dioxide in the blood.
The Environment Friendly Technology Department (Institute of Environmental Technology) has launched the product of antibacterial mask with active ingredient of nano-silv…
Trees not only beautify your home but also bring many other beneficial effects. According to many scientific studies, plants help improve air quality
Scientists in California have created a kind of artificial muscle capable of healing and producing electricity. A part of research is being used in Japan to produce ener…
British scientists are developing a safe way to use low-dose carbon monoxide (CO) for patients with organ transplants, contributing to preventing rejection after surgery.
Lightweight, easy to assemble, high durability ... is the characteristic of carbon fiber artificial legs made by the Center for Materials Technology. Unfortunate people…
Carbon monoxide (CO), a toxic gas, is considered a silent killer. In the United States alone, COs kill about 5,000 people a year. For every 5 people, 3 people die becaus…
The human body is made up of many chemical elements. The most abundant elements are oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, potassium, chloride…
The group of scientists at the University of Delaware (USA) has achieved positive initial results, opening up a good prospect for the fight against cancer, which is the…
A fisherman who caught long-tail goldfish - the ingredient commonly used in sushi and sashimi production in Australia - found eight parasitic worms in a fish last month.
Here are some common substances used in food preservation and the risk of human health.
This advanced technology promises the development of smart phones and other electrical devices without the need to use batteries in the future.