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What happens when you swing your hand over a molten metal?
A much-watched video on LiveLeak shows a man in his hand who doesn't cut the molten metal completely without being injured, according to IFL Science.
Skin Protection
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Oceanography
Coral shields are resistant to ultraviolet rays
British scientists have discovered a mechanism to create sunburns for marine corals, which can be used as a sunscreen for humans and develop temperate crops in the tropi…
Medicine - Health
The secret to effective sunscreen for skin
Apply sunscreen 15-30 minutes before sun exposure, choose a broad spectrum cream with SPF 30+; sunglasses need to cover the eyes.
Medicine - Health
The first sunscreen in the world
Applying sunscreen is an effective way to help your skin resist the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) rays in the sun.
Medicine - Health
Sunscreen prevents aging skin
Sunscreen is not only a shield that protects the skin from ultraviolet rays but also contributes to preventing the appearance of some visible signs of age on the skin.
Medicine - Health
Detecting protein causing eczema
US scientists have discovered that Ctip2 protein when functioned incorrectly will lead to atopic dermatitis - a common form of eczema, thereby raising hope for treatment…
Science invention
Ion nozzles help kill bacteria effectively
Scientists have successfully studied ion nozzles used to treat wounds and protect the skin can effectively kill bacteria without feeling pain for patients.