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Industry’s phthalates gamble is paying off
EPA finds DIDP, DINP are mostly safe as it reevaluates others in the class
FDA bans red no. 3 in food and drugs
Erythrosine color additive causes cancer in male rats, US agency says
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Studies of living participants and postmortem brains confirm that gene expansion is a promising target for HD prevention
A ‘wait-and-see’ vibe dominates biotech’s biggest event of the year
Executives attending J.P. Morgan conference don’t expect to find easy money in 2025
Electrosynthesis goes wireless
Light-powered microelectronics enable high-throughput experimentation