더파워

글로벌뉴스

Samsung SDI's Hungary Göd Plant Accused of Releasing Toxic Black Dust for Years... Company Denies Allegations
2025.03.07 16:54
Samsung SDI's battery plant in Göd, Hungary, has been accused of emitting black dust for several years, allegedly causing severe contamination, including discoloration of the factory roof. Concerns have also been raised that the dust may contain carcinogenic substances. The Hungary plant serves as a key manufacturing base targeting the European electric vehicle market. It is one of Samsung SDI’s most significant overseas operations, accounting for more than 30% of the company's total annual revenue of KRW 16.59 trillion (approximately USD 12.5 billion) as of last year. According to a...
Varicose Veins: An Inevitable Consequence of Upright Walking
2025.03.07 16:48
Varicose veins are an unavoidable condition resulting from human upright walking. Historical records trace varicose vein treatments back to ancient Egyptian papyrus texts, Hippocrates' medical writings, depictions in Greek sculptures, and even accounts of surgery performed on Roman General Gaius Marius. Today, varicose veins remain a common condition observed in the legs, where veins become enlarged, twisted, and swollen due to blood pooling caused by venous reflux. The primary causes include prolonged standing, tight clothing that restricts blood circulation, hormonal changes, aging, and ...
Toxic Microplastics in the Brain: Could Bottled Water Be the Culprit?
2025.03.07 16:45
Recent studies suggest that everyday products, particularly bottled water, may be a major contributor to the accumulation of toxic microplastics in the human brain. Experts claim that simple lifestyle changes can reduce exposure by up to 90%. According to the Daily Mail on March 4, a team of Canadian researchers found that replacing bottled water with filtered tap water can lower annual microplastic intake from approximately 90,000 particles to just 4,000. This study follows alarming findings that up to 7 grams of microplastics—equivalent to the amount of plastic used to make a small spoon—c...
Sugary Drinks Linked to Increased Risk of Male Hair Loss, Experts Warn
2025.03.07 16:34
Medical experts have recently warned that carbonated and energy drinks may contribute to hair loss, particularly among young men. As the prevalence of hair loss increases in this demographic, new research suggests that these beverages could be a major factor exacerbating both hair thinning and anxiety. According to the Daily Mail on the 26th (local time), Dr. Nina Chandrasekaran, a pulmonologist and critical care specialist based in Florida, cautioned that carbonated and energy drinks could accelerate hair loss and anxiety symptoms in men. “These drinks contain high amounts of sugar and addit...

IPO·주요공시·증권리포트 더보기

글로벌대학 더보기

전국 더보기

주식시황

항목	현재가	전일대비
코스피	3,245.44	▼9.03
코스닥	805.24	▲1.57
코스피200	438.60	▼1.21

암호화폐시황

암호화폐	현재가	기준대비
비트코인	163,450,000	▼49,000
비트코인캐시	807,000	▲500
이더리움	5,324,000	▲2,000
이더리움클래식	30,090	▲40
리플	4,370	▲17
퀀텀	3,078	▲8

암호화폐	현재가	기준대비
비트코인	163,445,000	▲75,000
이더리움	5,325,000	▲5,000
이더리움클래식	30,110	▲80
메탈	1,070	▲1
리스크	621	0
리플	4,370	▲16
에이다	1,086	▲2
스팀	196	▲1

암호화폐	현재가	기준대비
비트코인	163,540,000	▲80,000
비트코인캐시	808,000	▲1,500
이더리움	5,330,000	▲5,000
이더리움클래식	30,110	▲50
리플	4,370	▲16
퀀텀	3,063	0
이오타	283	▲1