Fridge magnets 'can be a killer'
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Fridge magnets and decorative jewellery could be a killer if you have a weak heart, experts warn.
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Like x-ray specs, the invisibility suit or the ever-lasting doughnut, it sounds too good to be true. But a US electronics expert is selling a tiny remote-control device that he claims can switch off any television at the push of a button.
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Teenagers and young men should keep their laptops off their laps because they could damage fertility, an expert said Thursday.
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Do you face a tough daily ride to work, spend hours stuck in a traffic jam? If so, your health could be in danger according to a German medical study which lends new meaning to the concept of a &quot;killer commute.
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Researchers suggest that better recording material could increase the damping effect and reduce or stop the spin precession avalanche effect caused by wobbling atoms, thereby reducing disk drive data loss from the effect.
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Companies are developing MRAM, which could be used in portable electronic devices.
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Prolonged exposure to a germ killer widely used in industry and in household and personal care products, stunts the growth of developing nerves in the brains of rats, according to new research.
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How to prevent a sticky gunk from clogging up, and probably killing, brain cells is the newest focus in the fight against Alzheimerâs disease.
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Christmas and New Yearâs Eve can be a killer time for anyone with a potentially fatal susceptibility to stress, researchers warned today.
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Scientists believe they have found a way to dampen down the impact of bad memories in people's brains.
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Certain adapters may pose a risk of fire or electrical shock.
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Holiday shoppers may worry about whether the toys they buy contain lead, but some scientists are urging consumers to focus on the thousands of chemicals in everyday household items.
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Out with stainless steel, in with copper? It might be a new hospital trend Â not for looks, but for germ-fighting.
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By Lisa Gutierrez, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Jan. 31--The good and the bad news on those chemical deicing products you throw down on your sidewalk? Yes, they'll burn up the ice for you.
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Why wonât a magnet stick to stainless steel?
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Railway workers exposed to  low-frequency magnetic fields may have an elevated risk of  certain blood cancers, new study findings suggest.
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Radio frequency radiation from mobile phones can damage DNA in laboratory conditions, European researchers say in a recent study. The study, called REFLEX, which stands for Risk Evaluation of Potential Environmental