A chemical found in fish could help reinvent your sunscreen
This episode of NPR's Shortwave features a science news roundup with guest Sasha Pfeiffer, covering a promising new sunscreen ingredient derived from marine life, evidence that weekly artistic activities may slow biological aging, and a student-led study testing sustainable wood alternati
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