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March 20, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 12
Last year, NIH implemented a policy to push scientists to consider how sex affects biological systems. Critics worry it goes too far.
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Are biomedical researchers forgetting females?
Last year, NIH implemented a policy to push scientists to consider how sex affects biological systems. Critics worry it goes too far.
Paring back U.S. regulations
Trump and many business leaders say the government has imposed too many rules, but environmentalists and other advocates see an effort to gut protections
China’s key feedstock: all of the above
With demand still strong, China remains a crucial market for companies producing basic chemicals from methanol, coal, and oil
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Bark extract strengthens bite
An extract from tree bark increases the strength of the tooth material dentin, potentially helping dental fillings last longer
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EPA chief delays industrial chemical safety regulation
Rule is intended to protect communities and workers from accidents
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Light-generating reporter molecules ease cell monitoring
Chemiluminescent reagents help track activity in cells
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Science Concentrates
C&EN talks with Norman Ohler, author of ‘Blitzed’
Norman Ohler describes how drug use among German soldiers and Hitler himself affected WWII
