Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Exposure.
233 published items.
Long-term exposure to electromagnetic fields may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. That is the result of a study of the University of Berne (Switzerla…
Every year, 60,000 people worldwide die from excessive sun exposure, mainly due to skin cancer. Of these, the WHO Report (World Health Organization) said 48,000 people d…
According to a study by New Zealand scientists published on July 28, the soldiers were genetically damaged by exposure to Agent Orange during the war in Vietnam.
Persons exposed to dioxin are 14 times more likely to give birth to a child with deformities ... Information from the discussion was organized by Steering Committee 33 (…
Life on earth cannot exist without the sun. Ultraviolet radiation in the sun has a good effect on human health, such as promoting the biosynthesis of vitamin D.
Mouth-throat candidiasis - Common in newborns due to exposure to fungi from the mother during birth, manifested in the form of opaque plaque and can be removed from soft…
Oral and candid candidiasis is common in newborns due to exposure to the fungus from the mother during birth, manifesting in the form of opaque plaque and can be removed…
Frequent exposure to loud noises for many years is easy to stimulate the development of auditory nerve fibers and can lead to deafness. Dr. Colin Edwards, Ohio State Uni…
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…
Women working near crowded roads have a higher risk of developing breast cancer, due to traffic-related air pollution, the researchers warn.
According to a recent study, exposure to artificial blue light on devices such as smartphones and street LED lights can cause many side effects to your health.
This drug can pull HIV viruses hidden deep in the body and destroy them in blood vessels.
The harshest sunshine is from 10am to 4pm. Therefore, you need to minimize direct sun exposure during this time.
The latest research shows that pilots and crews face twice the risk of skin cancer compared to normal people.
The Japanese Times reported a recent US study that prolonged low-level radiation exposure was associated with a significant increase in the risk of leukemia (leukemia),…