Gargling with diluted 3% hydrogen peroxide is generally safe. It may help reduce cavities, fight infection, and ease sore throat pain. Avoid high concentrations and contact with eyes or skin to ...

A young woman sits on a wooden deck and dangles her legs into a green, algae-filled swimming pool in a backyard. - Alyssum/Getty Images Algae is an unfortunate possibility when it comes to pools, and ...

In Rio during the 2016 Summer Olympics, water in two of the swimming pools mysteriously turned a murky green color. At a press conference a few days later, officials explained that cleaning personnel ...

(HealthDay News) — Ingesting high-concentration hydrogen peroxide as a “natural cure” or cleansing agent is a dangerous practice that is associated with a high incidence of embolic events, according ...

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Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) functions as both a signalling molecule and a potentially damaging oxidant in plants. At controlled concentrations, it orchestrates stress perception and defence activation by ...