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How to choose a disease-fighting molecule
Drugmakers sort through many modalities to find the best match for their target proteins
Bayer moves to block lawsuits that claim glyphosate causes cancer
After paying billions, company seeks state laws and US Supreme Court ruling barring such cases
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Rock samples collected by the rover give clues about the ancient Martian atmosphere
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Lilly touts results for once-daily weight-loss and antidiabetic pill
As Pfizer pulls a candidate from the market, Lilly expects its pill to get approved next year
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DOGE’s orders threaten NSF grants and proposals
Already-approved grants were sent back for review, while 200 active ones may face termination
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‘A significant milestone’: WHO member states finalize pandemic treaty
The US won’t be party to the global agreement that will allow for rapid sharing of pandemic-related information, pathogen samples, and genetic sequences
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NSF halves graduate fellowship awards
Students from all fields lose out on tens of millions of dollars in career-boosting funds this year
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DOGE’s orders threaten NSF grants and proposals
Already-approved grants were sent back for review, while 200 active ones may face termination
NSF halves graduate fellowship awards
Students from all fields lose out on tens of millions of dollars in career-boosting funds this year
‘A significant milestone’: WHO member states finalize pandemic treaty
The US won’t be party to the global agreement that will allow for rapid sharing of pandemic-related information, pathogen samples, and genetic sequences
How to choose a disease-fighting molecule
Drugmakers sort through many modalities to find the best match for their target proteins
Going big with δ-cyclodextrin
The first scaled-up synthesis of this 9-sugar ring could expand its applications
More cross-coupling with less metal
Low-cost sodium salt may enable chemists to assemble molecules more efficiently and safely