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As 3D printing technology becomes widely adopted in mold design and manufacturing, many factories benefit from improved efficiency and flexible design options.
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Asbestos is a Class 1 carcinogen recognized worldwide, and Taiwan banned its use years ago. But a ban doesn’t make it disappear. Across the country, many older buildings—including warehouses, farmhouses, worker dorms, tin-roof structures, and even residential homes—still have asbestos roofing left from past construction.
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You’ve probably heard people say the air is fresher when it rains. That’s true—but only partly.
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Pneumoconiosis, also known as “dust lung”—a serious and irreversible occupational disease.
It’s not just about coughing or shortness of breath. It can make even basic daily activities a struggle.
To combat dust mite allergies, many people wrap their pillows in black garbage bags and leave them in the sun, hoping the heat will kill the mites.
While this method may seem simple and effective, it carries hidden health risks you might not have considered.
A Washable, Professional-Grade High Protection Mask That Balances Comfort and Sustainability
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If you roast coffee daily, have you ever experienced a sore throat, chest tightness, or the occasional nosebleed?
You're not alone. More and more coffee roasters are reporting symptoms like coughing, throat discomfort, difficulty breathing, and yes—even frequent nosebleeds.
Secondhand smoke can be deadly. An 11-year-old boy in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China, was recently diagnosed with lung cancer after experiencing persistent fever and coughing that wouldn’t improve.
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PARIS (AFP, March 11) — Despite some improvements in 2024, many Indian cities continue to dominate the list of the world's most polluted urban areas, according to a new report released today.
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When it comes to PM2.5 air pollution, which mask should you wear?
How to Choose Between Medical Masks, FFP2, N95, and PM2.5 masks What's the Difference?
Ever think about what you're breathing in while your face is pressed against your pillow?
It’s not just comfort you’re resting on—it could be a breeding ground for bacteria and allergens.