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Protect environment to help create a better, safe society — MESTI Minister to Ghanaians

Protect environment to help create a better, safe society — MESTI Minister to Ghanaians
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PSRRP implementation: The journey so far

PSRRP implementation: The journey so far
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NIH PROGRAM STUDY FINDS RISING LEVELS OF CHEMICAL EXPOSURES IN PREGNANT WOMEN

/PRNewswire/ A new National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded study found that pregnant women had been exposed to rising levels of certain chemicals,.

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USF invention addresses worldwide mask shortage and pollution concerns

University of South Florida

Ying zhongUniversity of south floridaDepartment of cell biologyNational science foundationOffice of researchEnvironment science technologyRapid response research grantDepartment of mechanical engineeringDepartment of mechanical engineering libin yeSouth floridaHong kong basedMechanical engineeringCell biologyMolecular biologyResponse research grantTechnology created at usf could be the key to safely reusing disposable face masks researchers have figured outa way rapidly disinfect and electrostatically recharge n95 respirators

Worldwide Mask Shortage and Pollution Concerns Addressed

Novel technology could be the key to safely reusing disposable face masks and limiting pollution concerns

Ying zhongEnvironment science technologyUniversity of south floridaRapid response research grantDepartment of cell biologyDepartment of mechanical engineeringNational science foundationOffice of researchWorldwide mask shortagePollution concernsSouth floridaEnvironment scienceHong kong basedCell biologyMolecular biologyResponse research grant