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May 13, 2019 Cover

Volume 97, Issue 19

As people live for decades with HIV, drugmakers respond with drugs that can be taken every few weeks

Cover image:A pair of hands holding pills and a syringe.

Credit: Will Ludwig/C&EN/Shutterstock

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Volume 97 | Issue 19

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Drug Development

With several long-acting HIV treatments in the works, the newest drugs emphasize convenience

As people live for decades with HIV, drugmakers respond with drugs that can be taken every few weeks

  • How to combat impostor syndrome

    Jen Heemstra on how to turn our negative thoughts into positive actions

  • Foghorn Therapeutics takes aim at chromatin hijackers to stop cancer

    The start-up, cofounded by Cigall Kadoch, is drugging a molecular machine called BAF, part of the chromatin regulatory system

  • A-STAR’s Jackie Ying wants academics to think more like entrepreneurs

    Head of NanoBio Lab aims to move inexpensive medical diagnostics from the lab bench to the market

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Persistent Pollutants

Governments endorse global PFOA ban, with some exemptions

Restrictions placed on firefighting foam with PFOA, PFOS, or both

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