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Romanian Government Proposing Plastic Bag Biomaterial Labeling Law

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New Nanotechnology from Northeastern University to Help Audax Medical Clients

In Massachusetts, Audax Medical, Inc. has a worldwide license from Northeastern University for new nanotechnology of a self-assembling arginine-rich peptide to add to its...

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