A new study sheds light on the potential health and nutritional benefits of sweet rowanberry and its cultivars – opening a variety of promising applications in the food processing industry. Despite...
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A long-term study uncovers trace levels of munition contaminants in blue mussels along the German Baltic and North Sea coastlines, raising questions about the potential long-term impact of these...
Protecting employees, the wider public and the environment is at the top of the list of things to consider when running a successful lab, especially in facilities that regularly handle infectious...
Researchers develop an innovative nanomaterial-based drug delivery system that could offer a highly effective therapeutic tool for treating painful wounds. Certain skin wounds are often notoriously...
Researchers develop a more comfortable and convenient method for monitoring drug adherence - using innovative portable devices that enable patients to collect dried blood samples at home. A drug...
Researchers set out a new approach for studying the risk of chronic exposure to potentially toxic indoor air on human health. Poor indoor air quality is potentially a greater health risk than outdoor...
Electrospun fibers loaded with antimicrobial peptides could be used for treating wound infections – offering a potentially powerful alternative to antibiotics. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has...
Encapsulating live probiotic bacteria using 3D bioprinting could prove game-changing for the nutraceutical industry. Probiotics are live ‘friendly’ bacteria promoted as having various health benefits...
A novel synthetic cannabinoid in seized e-cigarette liquid samples may pose a threat to the health of drug users. Synthetic cannabinoids are a novel class of ‘designer drugs’ that first emerged in the...