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New research reveals that 5.9 million UK drivers regularly drive without seat belts, prompting the government to consider tougher penalties for non-compliance.

The development of new medications, including polylaminin, requires adherence to strict international guidelines, particularly in clinical trials that involve control groups to assess efficacy and safety.

Busan is conducting a comprehensive survey of 61 barefoot walking paths to assess heavy metal contamination and ensure public safety.

Greenpeace's latest research reveals that heating ready meals in plastic containers can release harmful microplastics and toxic chemicals into food.

Samsung SDI has developed a new electrolyte composition that enhances the lifespan and safety of lithium-metal batteries, seen as the next generation of battery technology.

A study reveals that 6.4 million UK drivers may be risking their safety by relying on personal judgment over vehicle warning systems, leading to potentially dangerous driving situations.

Research at Swansea University is focusing on understanding and improving neck strength in female rugby players to enhance safety and prevent concussions.

A survey reveals that a significant portion of Estonians do not have a financial safety net for unexpected expenses, highlighting a pressing issue of financial insecurity.

Dramatic glacier shrinkage in Iceland has led to increased dangers for travelers and delays in research due to difficult access conditions.

Sten Hansson, a communications researcher at the University of Tartu, discusses the recognition he received for his work on creating a system that could mitigate the impact of emergencies and offers insights on crisis communications.

Iran is currently facing significant challenges in improving its indigenous technology and ensuring the safety of its scientists amid ongoing war conditions.

Research reveals the most affected areas for cell phone thefts during the 2025 Carnival in São Paulo.

New studies reported by The Guardian raise consumer concerns as some fruit batches were found to contain traces of seven different pesticides, potentially exposing consumers to a 'pesticide cocktail.'

NASA has decided to abort the launch of the Artemis II mission due to a serious problem that could jeopardize the astronauts' safety after months of research and significant investment.

The article discusses the safety requirements for driving on ice roads, highlighting the importance of understanding ice stability and the potential dangers posed by speed and immobilized vehicles.

Researchers from Tallinn University of Technology highlight that current rigid safety models fail to account for the uncertainties at sea, contributing to an increase in maritime accidents despite technological advancements.

Car safety systems have traditionally been designed for an average-sized male, but various initiatives in the industry are underway to improve gender equality in vehicle safety.

The government will raise the budget of the National Research Institute for Occupational Safety (INRS) by 3.4% to over 90 million euros by 2028.

Researchers caution that the risk of space debris falling onto commercial airplanes is rapidly increasing, and reliance on 'luck' without strict preventive measures could lead to future air disasters.

David Dalrymple, an AI safety expert, warns that rapid advancements in AI technology may outpace the world's ability to ensure safety protocols.

Talking while driving can distract drivers significantly and has been linked to a specific effect that impairs essential visual functions for safe driving, according to Japanese researchers.

The article discusses how the tragic incident involving chemist Karen Wetterhahn and a drop of toxic mercury significantly impacted research practices and safety standards in science.

Research suggests that while men perform better on driving tests, they also tend to be more involved in traffic violations and accidents compared to women.