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Initial Tests Find Excessive Lead in Children’s Clothing
Preliminary research has found excessive levels of lead in children’s fast fashion clothing.
Gap between Priorities and Funding for Children’s Cancer in UK
A report that mapped childhood cancer research spending against the priorities that matter most to patients, families and professionals has revealed a structural gap between stated...
The Keys to Keeping HIV in Check Without Medication
Researchers are hoping to find the key within the immune system that can keep the HIV virus permanently in check—without the need for daily medication.
Why Allergy Diagnostics Must Evolve Across Patients’ Lifespans
Taking a lifespan-based approach to allergy diagnostics is critical and has real operational implications for laboratories.
AAPS Summer Scientific Forum 2026
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AAPS, the convener of the pharmaceutical industry, brings scientists working in pharmaceutical analysis and bioanalysis together in the Summer Scientific Forum. Dive deep into the ...
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836 Series Elemental Analyzer
Determine Oxygen, Hydrogen, and Nitrogen in Inorganic Samples The ONH836 Oxygen/Nitrogen/Hydrogen Elemental Analyzer is designed for wide-range measurement of oxygen, nitrogen, and...
For First Time, Lab-grown Oesophagus Replacement is Successful
Scientists have created the first lab grown oesophagus—the food pipe—that can safely replace a full section of the organ and restore normal function, including swallowing, in a ...
Neanderthals may Have Used Birch Tar for Wound Care
The results indicate that Neanderthals may have used birch tar not only as an adhesive to assemble tools, but also to treat wounds.
Python Blood Could Hold Secret to Weight Loss in Humans
Researchers have discovered an appetite-suppressing compound in python blood that allows snakes to consume large meals and then go months without eating, yet remain healthy.