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Posts from the ‘Health’ Category

A Nobel Prize for a humble soil bacterium on 2015/10/13

Super foods or super fattening? on 2015/10/09

Are ipads bad for children’s development? on 2015/09/29

Influenza: Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated on 2015/09/23

No worries, there is no evidence Alzheimer’s disease is infectious on 2015/09/15

Can a C-Section affect babies’ brain development? on 2015/08/18

A breakthrough for treating Alzheimer’s? on 2015/08/05

Are your jeans too tight? The health risks of skinny jeans! on 2015/07/03

The fertility merry-go-round: why obfuscating science and playing age-old gender stereotypes helps nobody on 2015/06/23

Better Living Through Chocolate? on 2015/06/19

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