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According to a recent study, about three-quarters of the sunscreens currently on the market are not as effective as manufacturers' advertising or contain harmful ingredi…
Heineken announced the launch of new Heineken 0.0, an alcohol-free version of beer from the world's leading lager brewer.
Every day thousands of bananas are marketed, if all are brewed with incense (according to salespeople), the amount of toxic gas to compost the bananas will be huge.
On February 7, Cho Ray Hospital officially announced the successful implementation of the first cross kidney transplant in Vietnam for 2 girls from the stepfather and mo…
Austrian scientist Rudolf Valenta has filed a patent for the cold vaccine and says it can be marketed within 10 years.
Recent research warns that cheap laser pens that are widely sold in the market can hurt eyes.
Half the world's population is equivalent to about 5 billion people who will have nearsightedness by 2050 and the blindness rate of one-third of them will increase signi…
It is expected that 300,000 doses of Ebola vaccine will be tested in May.
Fish oil is one of the most popular products on the market because the omega 3 fatty acids in fish oils bring a lot of benefits to the body.
Over the past few days, information about the kind of woolen woolen caps that are sold in Nam Dinh has a strange device, sounds, and tinnitus, which leads to public conc…
Among the numerous technologies, washing machine brands are being sold on the market, choosing the right product that best suits your needs is not easy.
The Dutch artificial meat research team said it would launch the first low-cost hamburgers to market in 2020.
With the criteria of safety, intelligence and versatility, robotic fabrication specialists have launched many useful elderly support products.
On the market today, abundance of beverage products and beneficial bacteria supplements, advertised as good for users.
The product is advertised from the blood of Ebola survivors traded in the West African black market, while the epidemic has not shown signs of cooling down.