Here’s something to chew on: antiviral gum. Scientists have developed chewing gum that can safely trap the influenza virus and the viruses that cause herpes, at least in the lab. Researchers at ...

Casually popping a stick of gum in our mouths is a harmless habit. But here’s something worth chewing on: with every bite, you’re not only savoring that minty freshness or fruity burst but also ...

The pair tested 10 brands of commercially available chewing gum, including five synthetic gums, which rely on petroleum-based polymers for their chewiness, and five natural gums, which use plant ...

With no tape available to cover the windows and hide from the gunman, students quickly started chewing gum to make the paper stick. “I hear pop pop pop,” LaFray recalled, as quoted by the New York ...

A Florida State University student used chewing gum to cover their classroom windows with paper during a mass shooting on Thursday.

The teacher’s idea included sticking paper to window using chewing gums so that the shooter couldn’t see inside the classroom. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD “The teacher was asking if any of us had ...

Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine have created a chewing gum that can neutralize viruses responsible for causing influenza and herpes in humans. This antiviral ...

Student Jeffrey LaFray recounted using chewing gum to stick paper over windows for safety. The shooter, Phoenix Ikner, was shot by police and hospitalized. Victims included Aramark employees Tiru ...

Amid the chaos, one student used chewing gum to stick paper over classroom windows in an attempt to block visibility. Jeffrey LaFray, one of the students recalled the harrowing experience and said ...

The year is 1993. 14-year-old Alex Ryabinin lives a normal teenage life - looking for adventure, trying to protect himself from hooligans, does not want learn music, does not know how to meet ...