Medicine - Health
Hair dyeing is often prone to many diseases
Mild reactions, allergies, irritation to the eyes and scalp, long-term consequences can cause cancer; The darker the dye is, the more it affects health.
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Medicine - Health
The cure for silver hair does not require dyeing
Frequent visits to hair salons or home-made silver hair dyes are about to become obsolete thanks to inventions of international researchers from the Netherlands, Germany…
Medicine - Health
Treatment of Alzheimer's with dyes from lichens
A recent study by German scientists said that a red dye from lichen plants could significantly reduce the small toxic protein sequences associated with Alzheimer's disea…
Cancer
Use fluorescent dye to detect cancer cells
It was a normal lung tumor removal surgery. However, until the doctors turned off the lights, the patient's chest was still bright.
Cancer
Hair dyeing may increase the risk of breast cancer
Women need to be cautious before dyeing their hair or using hormonal contraceptives because they can increase the risk of breast cancer.
Food safety
How red, chilli, melon seeds dyed red with dangerous clothes dye
People who eat right after being stained with Rhodamine may have difficulty breathing, burning in the chest, headache, urine turning fluorescent red, this substance accu…
Science invention
Paint changes color according to light, temperature
French scientists have just invented
Science invention
Great but great inventions
In it, it is impossible not to mention the inventions that its birth comes from a mistake, an unintended achievement or an accident.
Computer science
Blue dye increases chip performance
Cobalt dye (dark blue) that 18th century painters still use promises to be one of the most feasible solutions to help computers operate faster and more efficiently.
New technology
The new DNA analysis technology promises to shorten the time of detention
Chief researcher Adrian Linacre said that this technology has helped to significantly improve existing DNA analysis tools.
New technology
This 'miracle' dye can automatically change hair color according to the environment
Having a hair that automatically changes color according to the weather every time you go out probably only exists in fictional movies. But now you can completely do thi…
New technology
The paper can be rewritten several times
US scientists have successfully produced paper that can be erased and rewritten more than 20 times before being thrown away, solving the problem of human waste.
New technology
Hair dye does not use chemicals
Engineers at the University of New Mexico and the Los Alamos National Laboratory are working on the use of convergent ion beam technology (FIB) to decorate different mat…
New technology
Steal from high tech liquid traps
Yafet Askale, 28, was caught in an invisible dye while breaking into a stolen car in Harlesden, North West London in June.
New technology
Will the battery be made from tree roots in the future?
For many years now, scientists around the world have developed a number of technologies that allow for recharging in an environmentally friendly way, such as recharging…