London: A new study has found that teenagers who regularly vape may be exposed to toxic metals that could potentially damage the developing brain or organs. Sweet e-cigarette flavors pose additional risks, according to researchers. US researchers used responses from US youth aged 13 to 17 years from the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health…
Michigan: A new study suggests that exposure to toxic heavy metals may cause a number of health problems in middle-aged women as they age. According to media reports, in this research conducted by American experts, a relationship has been found between the exposure to toxic metals and the reduction of sperm in the ovaries of…
(Photo: Sandia National Laboratories) New Mexico: The idea of robots that cannot be destroyed is reminiscent of the Terminator movie, but this idea may soon become a reality as scientists have recently observed for the first time a metal that can repair itself without human intervention. The information revealed in a research conducted in America,…
Thanks to social media An explosion at a metals plant in the US state of Ohio caused metal particles and rocks to fall on nearby buildings. According to the sources, at least 14 people were injured in the explosion of the metals plant. Thanks to social media After the explosion, plumes of smoke could be…
The copper sensor shown in the photo is made of common materials such as copper foil, tape, transparency, paper, nail polish, circuit-making solution, and tone that can detect heavy metals in human sweat and other water bodies. Photo: Courtesy of Anderson MD Compose, University of Munich Sao Paulo: A flexible sensor has been made from…
