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In a new study published in Arizona State University's Journal of Microelement, researchers report that autistic children have higher levels of toxic metals in their blo…
According to a new study published Feb. 20, exposure to large amounts of dust causes a spike in the number of people who die from heart disease.
The NIRS team also produced the above calculation results through various data, including thyroid test results for about 1,000 children in Fukushima Prefecture, where th…
US researchers say that exposure to radiation in space can increase the development of Alzheimer's disease in astronauts, according to UPI news agency.
The risk of autism in children exposed to car smoke is often higher than that of other children.
According to a study published in the American Journal of Neurology, ever having a serious head injury combined with pesticide exposure may be associated with a high ris…
The group of scientists from the Institute of Industrial Engineering Research in Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Eastern Japan, developed this kind of miraculous featu…
According to the Daily Mail, Harvey was diagnosed with Achromatopsia syndrome when he visited the Moorfields Eye Institute in London in December 2009. My parents started…
For the first time after more than a year of a nuclear leak at Fukushima Daichi (Japan), a number of seafood caught at the coast near the factory has been on the market…
A study by the Environmental Health Trust found that twice as much children absorb microwave radiation from mobile phones than adults.
Australian Medical Journal recently published a new study that there is a lot of evidence that the exploitation and burning of coal is very harmful to health and can ser…
The Australian Journal of Medicine cites research by scientists in the country, suggesting that home repairs have a negative impact on women's health with increased mort…
Lead is on the list of hazardous substances dangerous to the environment and human health. Lead is found in paint, batteries, cable sheaths, electronic components.
This conclusion was made by American scientists after conducting experiments for 10 years for more than 1,000 pregnant women exposed to pesticides and with their babies…
Japan has warned people living in a 30km radius around the Fukushima nuclear power plant area to stay indoors to avoid the risk of radiation exposure.