We use them every day: creams, lotions, deodorants, and perfumes. But what exactly are we applying to our bodies?

Humanity has been practicing agriculture for over 20,000 years. Beginning in Mesopotamia, it developed independently across China, Egypt, Europe, and Central America. The observation of plant life cycles and the preservation and planting of seeds like wheat, barley, and lentils allowed nomadic tribes to transition into settled communities, eventually focusing on the technological improvement of farming. This led to the …

Drug delivery refers to the transportation of a substance in a precise manner toward a specific area, tissue, or cell, where its subsequent controlled release will ensure maximum efficiency.

Applications, efficacy, and risks related to the use of nanotechnology in the food sector.

The fascinating and controversial world of nanotechnology has undoubtedly brought numerous innovations and advantages to multiple sectors of applied science and, consequently, to our daily lives. However, the potential medium- and long-term impacts on our health are still unknown and remain the subject of extensive scientific research by all relevant regulatory agencies. Let’s analyze the current state of nanotechnology together. …

Discover what it is, how it damages our lands, and the possible solutions to combat it.

Cosmetics are not all as natural and biodegradable as advertised. Discover the harmful effects of the nanoparticles they contain and the solution to reducing these negative impacts.

All the negative effects on beehives and bees caused by pesticides, and some virtuous practices for the future.

From electronics and medicine to everyday use: all sectors utilizing nanotechnology.

What health risks does pesticide exposure pose to humans? And what are the environmental effects? Consequences and solutions for pesticide use.