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Recently, many researchers have issued warnings about a potentially sexually transmitted disease
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Recently, many researchers have issued warnings about a potentially sexually transmitted disease
Biological weapons are one of the most primitive weapons, the purest, the oldest but also the most modern in human history.
Usually, only when forest fires have spread do firefighters be present to put out the fire or create a belt to minimize damage. A team of researchers sought to halt that…
Cleaning clothes in a water-intensive washing cycle frees up more plastic particles from clothes than any other cycle, new research by UK scientists shows.
Tires are made of natural rubber and rubber, so it is unlikely that it will be the culprit for spreading 28% of the total amount of micro-particles into the ocean, contr…
Dengue is a viral flu spread through the bite of Aedes mosquitoes. Dengue fever is widely known as
Dengue is essentially caused by a virus, but the virus does not naturally spread to humans. Midges are the vectors of disease transmission.
Experts of the Russian nuclear industry plan to create a new laser device that will be used to treat urolithiasis, according to documents on the government's shopping we…
The virus can spread sexually transmitted diseases and affects at least half the people of the sexually active age.
Unmanned aircraft have been put into use to combat a crop pest in China.
Fires are raging with record speed in Brazil's Amazon rainforest. Scientists warn that it could inflict a tremendous blow to the fight against climate change.
Sexually transmitted diseases are spread from person to person through vaginal, anal or oral sex.
During World War II, in order to deceive the Germans, the British troops spread rumors that they shot good planes because they ate a lot of carrots and brightened their…
Not only in horror movies, parasites capable of controlling hosts larger than it are many times also exist in our lives.
Researchers warn that drug-resistant malaria parasites are spreading in many Southeast Asian countries.