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Life sciences writer at @ScienceNews. Usually reading, knitting, or eating ice cream. Email me tips at mrosen@sciencenews.org
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A popular sunscreen ingredient can finally be sold in the United States

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Glowy oils, tinted creams, misty sprays, chalky sticks, lightweight gels. Like many people gearing up for summer, my pool bag holds a stunning variety of sunscreens. They come in different forms, but all rely on a handful of the same sun-shielding ingredients. In the United States, this ingredient list hasn’t changed in 20 years — until now. In June, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration added a new chemical, bemotrizinol, to the list of permitted sunscreen ingredients.
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A drug may help people on GLP-1 meds preserve muscle

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When people drop weight on GLP-1 meds, they can also lose muscle. But a proof-of-concept drug might help preserve this lean tissue. When taken at the same time as a powerful weight loss medication, the experimental antibody let patients hang on to lean body mass, scientists report June 8 in Nature Medicine.
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Some of these Smithsonian secrets might just blow your mind

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By Meghan Rosen Verified
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Share this: Share via email (Opens in new window) Email Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share to Google Classroom (Opens in new window) Google Classroom Print (Opens in new window) Print Meteorites that are billions of years old. Alienlike worms. A blue whale’s massive jaw bones.
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