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May 4, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 17
Long-lasting hair dyes are popular, and their safety has been well researched. But new epidemiology studies show their use correlates with increased risk of breast cancer
Cover image:Long-lasting hair dyes are popular, and their safety has been well researched. But new epidemiology studies show their use correlates with increased risk of breast cancer
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Volume 98 |
Issue 17
How structural biologists revealed the new coronavirus’s structure so quickly
Scientists detail the steps they took to determine the structures of SARS-CoV-2’s proteins and the next steps toward COVID-19 treatments
Scaling up remdesivir amid the coronavirus crisis
Manufacturing experts weigh in on Gilead’s challenge in making its potential COVID-19 treatment
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How genomic epidemiology is tracking the spread of COVID-19 locally and globally
The novel coronavirus is challenging genome sequencing technology and data processing like never before
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Xiaogang Liu is using fluorescence to tackle the problem of illicit cooking oil
The Singapore-based physical chemist is building a database of fluorescence fingerprints to help nab adulterated food products
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Career Ladder: Abril Estrada
This biomaterials chemist makes pet food proteins from nonanimal sources
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Data from remdesivir clinical trial offer hope along with caveats
Limited results from a NIAID study suggest the drug helps people with COVID-19 recover faster
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- BASF and Dow see early coronavirus impacts in first-quarter earnings
- Courts lean against US EPA science advisers policy
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