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PFAS Lawsuit Alleges False Marketing - Vimarsana News

PFAS Lawsuit Alleges False Marketing

Cosmetics and PFAS is a topic that saw increased scrutiny from the scientific community, legislature, and the media in 2021. As we predicted in early 2021, the increased attention on the industry presented significant risks to the cosmetics industry.

What to Know About PFAS and Cosmetics Lawsuits - Vimarsana News

What to Know About PFAS and Cosmetics Lawsuits

PFAS and cosmetics is a topic that saw increased scrutiny from the scientific community, legislature, and the media in 2021. As we predicted in early 2021, the increased attention on the industry presented significant risks to the cosmetics industry.

This wearable air purifier by IIT-D startup is at par with N95 mask - Vimarsana News

This wearable air purifier by IIT-D startup is at par with N95 mask

Nanoclean, an Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) Delhi-based startup, has developed the "smallest wearable air purifier", which is as effective as an N95 grade face mask.Naso95 is an N95 grade nasal filter. It sticks to the user's ...

This wearable air purifier by IIT-D startup is at par with N95 mask - Vimarsana News

This wearable air purifier by IIT-D startup is at par with N95 mask

Nanoclean, an Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) Delhi-based startup, has developed the smallest wearable air purifier, which is as effective as an N95 grade face mask.

Analyzing Pharmaceutical Pollution in Global Rivers - Vimarsana News

Analyzing Pharmaceutical Pollution in Global Rivers

To comprehend the possible impacts of pharmaceutical exposures, it is crucial to know the concentrations that happen in riverine environments. In this study, researchers show a complete universal study of pharmaceutical occurrence in the rivers of less than 50% of the countries in the world (n = 1,0