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Bug genes are the key to human digestion

Rather than a key set of bacteria species keeping our guts functioning, researchers have found that it's the genes that matter

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What is your dinner doing to the climate?

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What is your dinner doing to the climate?

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Craving fatty food? Blame it on childhood illness

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Lab-grown meat could ease food shortage

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Lab-grown meat could ease food shortage

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What price more food?

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What price more food?

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Rise in US childhood obesity flattens out

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Memories of your last meal can help you stay thin

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Fish stocks heading for wild swings in population

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Fish stocks heading for wild swings in population

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Super-size me: Alligators reveal digestive trick

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Super-size me: Alligators reveal digestive trick

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The great diet delusion

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The great diet delusion

It is time for researchers and health authorities to wake up to the fact that people do not get fat simply because they overeat, says Gary Taubes

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Ancient beer pots point to origins of chocolate

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Obesity increases the risk of cancer

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The mutual poisoning society

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Biologically tailored diets to beat obesity

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