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As much as 40 million metric tons of microplastics are released into the environment globally every year. These tiny pieces ...

Scientists at Lund University used exosomes from flatworms to accelerate human skin repair. This builds on the discovery of ...

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The Nile is one of the most dangerous ecosystems on Earth, packed with predators, parasites, and environmental threats that attack from the water, the shore, and even inside the human body . Nile ...

Lund University. A research team at Lund University was recently contacted by researchers at a Korean skincare company. They ...

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A hantavirus outbreak aboard a luxury cruise ship that has left three people dead is veering into the fringe. Online, a ...

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