Russian scientists prepare harmless aspirin
Siberian scientists have upgraded the quality of aspirin. The new formula allows to double the therapeutic effect of the drug and does not cause irritation to the stomac…
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Siberian scientists have upgraded the quality of aspirin. The new formula allows to double the therapeutic effect of the drug and does not cause irritation to the stomac…
Studies at the University of Minnesota have discovered a natural preservative produced by a harmless bacterium, when added to foods that can kill harmful bacteria such a…
The seemingly harmless items like ornamental plants, phones, candles ... are warned by scientists not to be placed in the bedroom, because it will interfere with your sl…
On June 1, the WHO published a report saying that they had evidence that mobile waves
Research conducted by the University of Alberta has confirmed that the relatively harmless inorganic form of mercury found in oceans around the world has been transforme…
For most people, at doses of 200-300mg, or about 2-3 cups of coffee per day is harmless.
Increased walking makes the body supple, reduces blood sugar, reduces the risk of heart disease, diabetes, reduces stroke and reduces the risk of hip fracture. But walki…
Lactobacillus, a harmless bacterium that helps milk turn into yogurt, can be genetically engineered to produce substances that prevent HIV transmission. The special thin…
In addition to the prominent symptoms on the skin, skin cancer can also be alerted through a number of symptoms that are harmless below.
Moles can grow anywhere on anyone's body. Most moles are harmless, but sometimes there are dangerous moles that turn into cancer.
This is a real problem, because the future of your doctor's medications may become harmless to pathogenic bacteria.
Biting hard objects, sneezing when sneezing or whispering are habits that pose a danger to health but many people still think they are harmless.
Besides countless inventions with many dangerous aspects, there are always harmless inventions that benefit people.
In fact, the first virus targeting the most popular music player today is just like a warning bell rather than a real threat.
The alarm clock emits harmless currents, helping to dispel sleepiness that 19-year-old student Sankalp Sinha (India) built.