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Ecology

How do you keep your child safe from dangers in the house?

Often the most dangerous place in the house is the children's room, which caring parents try to decorate as best as possible for their long-awaited child.
16 October 2012, 17:00

Pregnant woman's contact with mercury is dangerous for the baby

Exposure to mercury during the prenatal period may result in the development of hyperactivity.
10 October 2012, 14:52

Herbicides can trigger rare diseases

An herbicide commonly used in the United States may be linked to an increased risk of developing a congenital nasal cavity abnormality called choanal atresia.
02 October 2012, 20:16

Study: Dioxin causes disease in subsequent generations

In the 1960s, a defoliant called Agent Orange was widely used in the Vietnam War. Since then, representatives of various public groups have been discussing the problem of toxicity and regulations for the use of one of the ingredients of Agent Orange - a substance called dioxin.
02 October 2012, 16:46

Urban children are more likely to have asthma

Scientists believe that the disruption of lung and respiratory tract development may be caused by adenovirus infections at an early age. The results of the researchers' work are also of interest for accounting for the spread of morbidity and mortality from bronchial asthma in poor areas.
27 September 2012, 10:00

The most efficient thermoelectric has been created

Chemists from Northwestern University have developed a unique thermoelectric material that converts heat into electricity.
24 September 2012, 16:15

Extreme temperatures increase the risk of premature death

Extreme temperatures increase the risk of premature death.
20 September 2012, 16:24

Your risk of developing diabetes depends on the area you live in

Researchers say that urban infrastructure is not the least important for public health. If you live in an area that is conducive to walking, it has a positive effect on your health, in particular, it reduces the risk of developing diabetes.
19 September 2012, 21:53

Poor environment triggers rickets in newborns

Polluted air that pregnant women breathe can affect the decrease of vitamin D levels in newborns. This is especially dangerous in the last months of pregnancy.
18 September 2012, 10:27

Scientists know how to reduce toxins in plant-based foods

New research by scientists has suggested ways that could help reduce the amount of cadmium in the food we eat every day.
14 September 2012, 15:45

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