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This new pimple patch features a specialized array of tiny spikes to help deliver acne-busting compounds under the skin.

Tiny Spikes Make Pimples Vanish in a Week

These plant-based microbeads absorb and trap fat.

Fat-Trapping Microbeads Cut Obesity Without Drugs in Rats

acetaminophen

A Tiny Molecule Could Stop Painkiller Liver Damage

The electromechanical reshaping technique successfully flattened this rabbit cornea, shown in cross section, from its original shape (white line) to its corrected shape (yellow line).

An Alternative To LASIK Without The Lasers

saliva blob

Fake Saliva Blob Helps Solve Dry Mouth

This bronze jar on display at the Ashmolean Museum contained a mysterious substance (shown in the foreground) that is very likely ancient honey.

Is This the World’s Oldest Honey? Scientists Say Yes

This tattoo-like sticker, which can be printed in a variety of designs, detects the presence of a drug often used to “spike” drinks — the letters turn red when exposed to it.

This Tattoo Could Reveal a Spiked Drink in Seconds

Woman's ear

Ear Wax Could Detect Parkinson’s Disease Early

A clear boundary formed after exposing light-activated penicillin to green light — half of the dish was sterilized, and the other half teemed with E. coli bacterial growth.

Scientists Turn Green Light Into an Antibiotic Switch

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Blood Bacteria Make Anti-Aging Molecules in Your Body

Chili peppers

Scientists Discover Natural Compounds That Tame Chili Pepper Heat

sliced okra

Okra Slime Outperforms Industrial Chemicals in Removing Microplastics

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3D-Printed Calamari Rings Match Real Squid Texture

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Rain drops could be new source of clean energy

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