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Nanomaterials: Invisible Killers in Consumer Products

Medicine & Technology Feb 10, 2021

Unbeknownst to many, consumer products are filled with nanomaterials that are harmful to the health. They are considered the invisible killers that are more dangerous to viruses in the long term if no safety precautions are made.

Apple, Google, & Microsoft Lead Cash Hoard Of $464 Billion Away From US Tax Collectors`

Jul 21, 2017

President Donald Trump wants the hoarded money of Apple, Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, and other cash hoarding companies to bring the money home. To do that, his administration is lobbying the tax reform incentive for congress to approve.

consumer products

Nanomaterials: Invisible Killers in Consumer Products

Apple, Google, & Microsoft Lead Cash Hoard Of $464 Billion Away From US Tax Collectors`

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