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For millions of individuals, an inadequate diet continues to inflict severe harm, both somatically and economically. Vitamin C, one of the essential nutrients for healing and immunity, is not stored ...

Imagine checking your vitamin levels just by holding your morning coffee or orange juice—no needles, no batteries, and no extra effort. Engineers at the University of California San Diego have created ...