The demand for anticancer drugs is rising in Asia
In the face of the risk of cancer explosion in the future, the demand for analgesics and anti-cancer drugs is also increasing in Asia.
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In the face of the risk of cancer explosion in the future, the demand for analgesics and anti-cancer drugs is also increasing in Asia.
By the end of this decade, the number of overweight children worldwide will increase significantly and have a profound impact on all areas from health to economics, acco…
Exposure to benzene and nitrobenzene from the toxic chemical spill into Songhua River in China can cause residents to suffer from cancer and bone marrow diseases. This i…
Cancer cases involving the thyroid gland will double in Briansk region, western Russia, from now until 2010, due to the effects of the Chernobyl atomic explosion in the…
World-renowned professor and physicist Stephen Hawking has issued a terrifying warning about the existence of humans on Earth when he predicts humans will not be able to…
Researchers think they have found a more durable and safe zinc battery using water electrolytes (adding zinc salts) that could prevent the possibility of explosion like…
A battery sensitive to temperature, thus preventing the risk of fire and equipment, newly invented in the United States.
According to the Nature report, experts from King Abdullah's University of Science and Technology (Saudi Arabia) have invented a new nanomaterial that is capable of disa…
The phenomenon of gas leaks rarely occurs but could be the cause of big fires.
From the thought of how to sleep under gas tanks without being afraid of fire or explosion, after many times tinkering with the final test of the father and son Phan Din…
Today with the explosion of the Internet, it is very common for every family to have a networked computer. A computer will be very useful for learning and searching info…
Very high risk of explosion if not used properly can come with both genuine and cheap backup battery chargers.
Tianhe 1, China's fastest supercomputer in 2010, was forced to shut down for safety reasons, following the impact of the terrifying explosion on Wednesday night in Tianj…
Experts from Fraunhofer Research Institute (Germany) have successfully developed a completely new explosion-proof lithium-ion battery.
South Korean electronics firm LG Electronics said its laptop battery did not explode