A growing number of fashion brands like Buki and Soorty are introducing collagen-infused fabrics that soften skin.

These garments use bioactive textiles to hydrate skin and deliver anti-aging benefits, though their effectiveness is still up for debate.

Next-gen fabrics won’t just feel good to the touch, they’ll deliver functional health benefits from the outside in.

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Biotech company Humacyte has received FDA approval for a bioengineered blood vessel that becomes part of a patient’s body over time.

The vessel is made using donor cells and works like a natural artery—lowering infection risks and improving treatment success.

This leap in regenerative medicine will allow for safer surgeries, fewer amputations, and more lab-grown organs.

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The Ordinary has launched a free digital library that makes skincare research more accessible.

The platform shares peer-reviewed studies and expert explanations, helping beauty consumers navigate commonly misunderstood topics.

With the beauty industry known for intentionally confusing shoppers, brands that translate complex science into clear information will earn lasting trust.

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