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In a study by scientists from the Harvard School of Public Health (HPSH), volunteers were asked to use beverages in bottles made of polycarbonate (PC plastic) - a popula…
Researchers have discovered plant toxins that affect human health and biological systems from forest fire and smoke.
Bisphenol-A, a controversial chemical used to harden the packaging for many foods and drinks that can affect human fertility.
Several studies by the AIDS Institute (US) have shown that chemicals extracted from royal plants help immune cells maintain their anti-HIV function longer.
Hair contributes to your beauty and charm. So, hair care is something that needs to be done regularly.
Scientists have found a chemical that makes mice fall into sadness after being separated from the herd.
New research by the University of Cincinnati (UC) shows that the chemical used to make hard plastics - bisphenol A (BPA) - is a risk factor for metabolic syndrome and it…
The Washington University study of best-selling laundry products and air fresheners has found these products release dozens of different chemicals. 6 test products have…
A chemical similar to the compound in cocoa beans can slow the growth rate and reduce the tumor's destructive ability through laboratory tests.
US researchers have identified a number of potential new insect repellents that are up to three times more effective than DEET mosquito repellent - a versatile ingredien…
Chemicals used to produce baby bottles or plastic wrap can lead to obesity. That is the unifying result of three separate studies presented on May 14 at the European Con…
American scientists say that the chemical in an ant species in China can help people create anti-inflammatory, analgesic and other drugs.
Biochemists reported in Louisiana today during the 235th annual meeting of the American Chemical Society, although crocodiles are still famous for attacks on humans and…
You probably know how to act on your own will cause you to shed tears when a burning sensation enters your eyes and nose. Although scientists do not know why certain che…
Scientists at the Schepens Institute of Ophthalmology have discovered that the chemical produces potential reserves of nonspecific cells to convert into primordial cells…