Archyde The Hidden Risks of Everyday Relief: How Prolonged PPI Use Could Be Undermining Your Health For millions, medications like omeprazole, pantoprazole, and esomeprazole are a go-to solution for heartburn, acid… You can read the full story here: Omeprazole & Mineral Loss: Long-Term Use Risks. Source link
China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative gained further traction in 2025, with a record US$213.5 billion of new deals signed as projects in metals, mining, fossil fuels and new technologies surged, a report by the Griffith Asia Institute has found. The value of new deals confirmed under China’s global infrastructure strategy rose 75 per cent … Read more
Magnetorquer Rods Coils for cubesat satellites pushed blurred motion on an anti-static trolley in cleanroom, Cape Town, South Africa. peartree.co.za | Image Credits:wilpunt / Getty Images Five years from now, the world might start running short on copper, the critical mineral used in everything from data centers to electric vehicles. Absent any changes, the world … Read more
New research reveals how trace metals mothers are exposed to during pregnancy can shape their babies’ gut bacteria, metabolic pathways, and even antibiotic resistance, potentially influencing lifelong health. Study: Prenatal exposure to trace elements impacts mother-infant gut microbiome, metabolome and resistome during the first year of life. Image Credit: Anusorn Nakdee / Shutterstock In a recent study … Read more
Mining Minister Aurora Williams said that Chile is applying commercial diplomacy with the United States, as a strategy against potential copper tariffs, which the US authority could impose. Table of Contents Mining Minister Aurora Williams said that Chile is applying commercial diplomacy with the United States, as a strategy against potential copper tariffs, which the … Read more
Ancient Copper Mining: No Global Pollution, Just Limited Impact New research from Tel Aviv University challenges long-held assumptions about pollution levels from ancient copper mining. By analyzing soil samples from two smelting camps in Israel’s Timna Valley dating back to the 10th century BCE, scientists have found that environmental damage was minimal and confined to … Read more