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Why drying clothes indoors could put your health at riskDrying wet clothing on racks in poorly ventilated spaces could increase mould growth in a home, which is associated with poor health.
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Chip Chick on MSNHanging Up Wet Laundry In Your House Can Risk Your HealthSince we’re in the middle of winter, there has been no choice but to air-dry our clothes indoors. While hanging […] ...
New “slow flower” farms grow beautiful blooms—without health-harming chemicals used by overseas operations that dominate the ...
Garlic can be prone to bacterial and fungal diseases, and it’s important that farmers are proactive in preventing infection ...
Colorado's cannabis testing loopholes have led to consumers being deceived about the safety of the products they buy, with ...
Industry insiders and researchers say the industry is riddled with loopholes that allow consumers to be deceived about everything from the marijuana’s potency, to the prevalence of dangerous ...
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New Vision on MSNFarmers to get tips on the management of aflatoxins at Harvest Money ExpoIn 2023, the minister of state for health, Margret Muhanga, sounded an alarm, saying that on average, the country was receiving between 170-200 liver cancer patients cases per year, but between 48 to ...
Fungi produce spores when conditions are right for their ... of becoming seriously unwell from fungal infections. Moulds like aspergillus cause infections in patients with limited immune function ...
Scientists have discovered a fungus that turns spiders into “zombies,” luring the arachnids out of their lairs before killing ...
A fungal infection has been shown to trigger a fruit fly's own immune system to destroy brain cells, leading to signs of ...
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Futurism on MSNScientists Discover "Zombie" Fungus That Seizes Control of Spiders, Suggest It Be Used for Human MedicineWhile filming a TV documentary inside an old Victorian gunpowder store in Northern Ireland, scientists made an intriguing ...
Together with a team of international clinical researchers, Professor Dr. Oliver A. Cornely and Dr. Rosanne Sprute from ...
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