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Think you have thick skin? You’re literally right.

By Research Advancement • May 28, 2022 • Research In The News•   

Human skin is tougher than you might think, SYFY reports. When Binghamton researchers created artificial skin to see what it took to break, they found that they needed huge amounts of pressure from sharp and blunt weapons.

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