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October 18, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 38
Despite the field’s checkered past, new weight-loss drugs appear safer and more effective. But critics question whether we even need these drugs at all
Cover image:Despite the field’s checkered past, new weight-loss drugs appear safer and more effective. But critics question whether we even need these drugs at all
Credit: Kiersten Essenpreis
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Cassandra Quave’s adventure-filled memoir The Plant Hunter details challenges and triumphs in her search for anti-infective molecules
In her quest, the ethnobotanist has interviewed traditional healers, snipped shrubs on Mediterranean mountaintops, and fashioned a child’s toy into a laboratory tool
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Periodic Graphics: The chemistry of anesthetics
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explores the history of anesthetics and how some of the compounds work.
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Chemjobber on stress dreams about work
How our minds deal with a tough week at work, even while we’re sleeping
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Chain-link molecules form squishy crystals
A metal-organic framework built from catenanes is surprisingly elastic
