A cream for painless removal of `permanent' ink
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A PhD student in Canada has developed a skin cream that allows people to painlessly remove tattoos by targeting the macrophages that have consumed the tattoo ink. The cream, called Bisphosphonate Liposomal Tattoo Removal, uses liposomes to deliver drugs to the ink-containing macrophages, stimulating their natural process of transporting the pigment to lymph nodes and removing it from the skin. This provides a safer alternative to laser removal and limits potential side effects by targeting only the cells containing the ink.
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Saxbee Consultants is collecting ideas from the public to present to the Prime Minister of India on January 31, 2016. The public is encouraged to submit their ideas for building a stronger India by emailing them to saxbeeconsultantspm@gmail.com. Saxbee Consultants previously faced a technical issue that prevented emails from being received but their technicians have now fixed the problem, so the public is asked to resend any ideas they had submitted.
A stronger india
Saxbee Consultants is collecting ideas from the public to present to the Prime Minister of India on January 31, 2016. The public is encouraged to submit their ideas for building a stronger India by emailing them to saxbeeconsultantspm@gmail.com. Saxbee Consultants previously faced a technical issue that prevented emails from being received but their technicians have now fixed the problem, so the public is requested to resend any ideas.
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