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Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity and enhance drug efficacy

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Re: Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity and enhance drug efficacy

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Post by ricardobeat »

Mizza wrote: post #3

She didn't even break the top 10 in this content: https://www.societyforscience.org/regeneron-sts/2025-student... I'm impressed beyond words by these kids, though I think I'd give her the top prize. Watching my grandfather's final days taken away from him by the effects of morphine has always made me wish so much that we had much more effective non-narcotic painkillers

Reversible computing, materials science, genetic research… it’s insane that these kids are doing this level of work in high school.

Re: Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity and enhance drug efficacy

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Post by epcoa »

ItsHarper wrote: post #2

This would be incredibly cool if it works in reality and not just simulation. Remarkable that the author is just 17.

I’m not going to shit on it, nothing wrong with going into the family business - but it isn’t a complete coincidence that her dad is a PhD biochemist at UT Tyler.

Re: Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity and enhance drug efficacy

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Post by buckle8017 »

epcoa wrote: post #12
ItsHarper wrote: post #2

This would be incredibly cool if it works in reality and not just simulation. Remarkable that the author is just 17.

I’m not going to shit on it, nothing wrong with going into the family business - but it isn’t a complete coincidence that her dad is a PhD biochemist at UT Tyler.

It never is, the winner of this competition is in astral radio telescopes.

Something tells me he didn't launch the satellite.

Re: Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity and enhance drug efficacy

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ricardobeat wrote: post #11
Mizza wrote: post #3

She didn't even break the top 10 in this content: https://www.societyforscience.org/regeneron-sts/2025-student... I'm impressed beyond words by these kids, though I think I'd give her the top prize. Watching my grandfather's final days taken away from him by the effects of morphine has always made me wish so much that we had much more effective non-narcotic painkillers

Reversible computing, materials science, genetic research… it’s insane that these kids are doing this level of work in high school.

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Re: Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity and enhance drug efficacy

#17

Post by felineflock »

buckle8017 wrote: post #15
epcoa wrote: post #12

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I’m not going to shit on it, nothing wrong with going into the family business - but it isn’t a complete coincidence that her dad is a PhD biochemist at UT Tyler.

It never is, the winner of this competition is in astral radio telescopes. Something tells me he didn't launch the satellite.

With mentorship from Caltech and access to data from NASA’s NEOWISE mission, Matteo created a machine learning algorithm and compiled a groundbreaking database called VarWISE.

https://www.societyforscience.org/regeneron-sts/2025-student...

Re: Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity and enhance drug efficacy

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Post by fracus »

Mizza wrote: post #3

She didn't even break the top 10 in this content: https://www.societyforscience.org/regeneron-sts/2025-student... I'm impressed beyond words by these kids, though I think I'd give her the top prize. Watching my grandfather's final days taken away from him by the effects of morphine has always made me wish so much that we had much more effective non-narcotic painkillers

I thought morphine didn't cause health damage to the human body apart from addiction and withdrawal symptoms.
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