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4 new pesticides ignite debate over PFAS definition
Environmental advocates claim the chemicals are PFAS, but the EPA says they are not
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Tuberculosis succumbs to a new strategy
JNJ-6640 can kill the bacterium in mice by preventing it from making purines
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mRNA-based therapy creates CAR-T immune cells within the body
Researchers use targeted lipid nanoparticles loaded with mRNA to reprogram T cells to fight autoimmune diseases
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Researchers turn plastic into paracetamol
Engineered E. coli can metabolize plastic waste into acetaminophen
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4 new pesticides ignite debate over PFAS definition
Environmental advocates claim the chemicals are PFAS, but the EPA says they are not
FDA approves light-activated polymer for nerve repair without stitches
Approval is the first for firm Tissium, which was founded over a decade ago
Tuberculosis succumbs to a new strategy
JNJ-6640 can kill the bacterium in mice by preventing it from making purines
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