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Internationally recognized topical toxins of cancer-causing toxins, many still use them
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Science invention
The United States invented the device capable of
This modern device uses magnetic particles to remove bacteria and toxins from the patient's blood.
Science invention
Invent a bactericidal fabric when sunning
Scientists at the University of California Davis (UC Davis) said they have developed a new fabric called 2-AQC that can kill bacteria, fight pesticides and toxins once e…
Computer science
Technology waste causes death in poor countries
Ivory Coast has seen at least 10 people die and more than 70,000 people have to be treated because toxins emanate from hi-tech waste buried around Abidjan region. The Un…
New technology
Advanced technologies help detect dirty food
Thanks to specialized equipment, laboratories in the UK can detect milk containing hormones or high arsenic rice.
New technology
Instant detection of all types of toxins
The Dip Chip, made by two professors Yosi Shacham-Diamand and Shimshon Belkin at Tel Aviz University and the University of Hebrew, contains a special bacterial tube that…
New technology
Use biofilm to clean toxins during oil sludge recycling
Biologists work at the University of Calgary and engineers at the University of Alberta, Canada, as part of a research project to address water pollution (by toxins and…
New technology
Use cigarette butts to make T-shirts
A group of Japanese students created a way to transform cigarette butts into cloth to make T-shirts.
New technology
Robot system to check toxins
A new high-speed robot screening system capable of testing the toxins of 10,000 different chemicals has just been put into use in the US.
New technology
New method of fishery safety testing
This year, the market will see new technology capable of quickly and accurately checking shellfish species to determine the safety of the product.
New technology
Breakthrough in heart surgery with scorpion poison
A toxin in the scorpion's venom may help boost the success rate of surgery.