Environment
Biodegradable Pharmaceuticals: Re-Designed Drugs, Cleaner Water?
Pharmaceuticals that pass through sewage treatment plants contaminate drinking water sources. Scientists from the American Chemical Society have recently developed a way to re-design chemical structures of medicines so that they can easily biodegrade instead.
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