New medical adhesive patch sticks securely but detaches with ease

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	New medical adhesive patch sticks securely but detaches with ease Most people remember the sharp sting of removing a bandage from the knee. For people with fragile skin, however, this moment can be more than brief discomfort.

	New playground design aims to protect children from harmful UV rays A new design methodology for school playgrounds is demonstrating how children can still enjoy their play time whilst being protected from the harmful effects of the sun.

			Operating room air purification fails to reduce surgical infections A study of more than 110,000 surgeries found that adding advanced air purification and sterilization systems to operating rooms did not reduce surgical site infections, postoperative complications, or deaths.

			How microplastics and bacteria interact to drive antibiotic resistance Microplastics can change how bacteria form biofilms and develop antibiotic resistance. Maria Jazmin Silvero Compagnucci explains.

			Needle-free mRNA vaccines protect mice against COVID-19 and flu A needle-free vaccination method protected mice against the viruses that cause COVID-19 and flu, offering a possible new way to deliver mRNA vaccines while limiting unwanted inflammation.

	New poll shows which childhood vaccines US parents trust While support for childhood vaccines is high, concerns about COVID-19 vaccine safety during pregnancy reveal significant public health messaging challenges.

	AI scoring tool may guide skin biopsy decision Mayo Clinic researchers have found that an artificial intelligence (AI) tool may provide dermatologists with additional information to help assess whether skin lesions are cancerous and inform their clinical decisions about whether to biopsy or monitor them, according to a study published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.

	Biological framework tracks postpartum vulvar tissue recovery timelines A new biological model published in Sexual Medicine Reviews by Oxford University Press addresses why pain with sex after childbirth-reported by 60% of women at three months-persists for some long after hormones return to normal.

	Squeezing cell nuclei loosens DNA to boost CRISPR reprogramming efficiency Our cells hold about two meters of DNA, folded and compacted to fit inside a nucleus far narrower than a strand of human hair.

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