Formaldehyde was described in the year 1855 by the Russian scientist Alexander
Michailowitsch Butlerow. The technical synthesis by dehydration of methanol was achieved …

Formaldehyde, the recently classified carcinogen and ubiquitous environmental
contaminant, has long been suspected of causing adverse reproductive and developmental …

The primordial small gaseous molecules, such as: NO, CO, H 2 S and formaldehyde (FA)
are present in the brains. Whether FA as well as the other molecules participates in brain …

Formaldehyde is an environmental pollutant that is also generated in substantial amounts in
the human body during normal metabolism. This aldehyde is a well‐established neurotoxin …

Nanotechnology, in particular nanophotonics, is proving essential to achieving green
outcomes of sustainability and renewable energy at the scales needed. Coatings …

While there is significant investigation and investment in brain and neurodegenerative
disease research, current understanding of the etiologies of illnesses like Alzheimer's …

Soyfoods have long been recognized for their high-protein and low-saturated fat content, but
over the past 20 y an impressive amount of soy-related research has evaluated the role of …

Cardiovascular disease is the major cause of death in smokers. Although new tobacco
products such as e-cigarettes do not generate many of the harmful or potentially harmful …

The role of 4-hydroxynonenal (4-HNE), a byproduct of membrane lipid peroxidation has
been suggested in neurodegeneration. However, the underlying mechanisms are poorly …

Air pollution has been associated with childhood neurodevelopment. However, the role of
indoor air pollution, especially volatile organic compounds (VOCs), on childhood …