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September 26, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 34
SARS-CoV-2 has left thousands with a distorted or lost sense of smell. This population is helping researchers identify what happens when smell goes wrong and what might help
Cover image:COVID-19 has left thousands with a distorted or lost sense of smell. This population is helping researchers identify what happens when smell goes wrong and what might help.
Credit: Illustration by Mariaelena Caputi
How COVID-19 stole our sense of smell
SARS-CoV-2 has left thousands with a distorted or lost sense of smell. This population is helping researchers identify what happens when smell goes wrong and what might help
Making drugs more bioavailable
Hints of new science emerge in a field of growth for pharmaceutical services firms
US Chemical Safety Board leaders aim to reboot agency
New board members face steep climb
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Periodic Graphics: Insecticides and how they work
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning discusses how some common types of insecticides kill pests.
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Is organic chemistry on borrowed time?
The field depends significantly on petroleum for solvents and raw materials. Organic chemists need to plan for a future in which society moves away from oil
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US plastics industry under fire
New campaign battles expansion, court stymies Formosa’s plans, and chemical recycling slammed
