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EPA Finalization of PFAS Testing Method Paves Way for Federal "Hazardous Substance" Designation under CERCLA | Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP

Afew weeks ago, the federal Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) finalized Method 1633, an environmental sampling method for analyzing up to 40 target per- and polyfluoroalkyl...
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Scientists Discover Dozens of Unknown Bacteria Species in Hospital Patients

In a study out this month, Swiss researchers say they genetically sequenced dozens of previously unknown bacterial species that were found in patient samples. While many of these novel bacteria might not harm humans, the team did identify several that likely can cause disease.
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Scientists Create 'Super Melanin' That Speeds Healing, Stops Sunburn, and More

A team of scientists at Northwestern University has developed a synthetic version of melanin that could have a million and one uses. In new research, they showed that their melanin can prevent blistering and accelerate the healing process in tissue samples of freshly injured human skin. The team now plans to further develop their “super melanin” as both a medical treatment for certain skin injuries and as a potential sunscreen and anti-aging skincare product.
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Scientists Puzzled to Find Plastic Fragments Inside Human Hearts

Microplastics have been found, for the first time, inside human heart tissues — though as some scientists note, that's not all that surprising. "Everywhere scientists look for microplastics," an American Chemical Society press release about the new research begins, "they’ve found them." Be it in food, water, air, and even some parts of the human […]
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