Puberty onset | New antibiotics | Chronic itch

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November 30, 2021 Edition

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Brain receptor linked to puberty and growth

A brain receptor links childhood nutrition to the timing of puberty and growth.

Searching for new antibiotics in the human body

Researchers identified tiny pieces of protein produced by the body that could be synthesized and potentially developed into new antibiotics.

Scientists identify a culprit for chronic itch

The discovery of an immune substance that sensitizes and enhances the activity of itch-sensing neurons suggests a treatment strategy for persistent itchy skin conditions.

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