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Top Stories published by Sharing Science in April of 2023

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Too Much Vitamin B12 May Damage Your Gut Microbiome

New mouse research suggests influencer-pushed…

Sam Westreich, PhD in Sharing Science

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Food Swamps vs. Food Deserts, & Their Impact on Health

The latest research shows how just having a…

Sam Westreich, PhD in Sharing Science

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How We May Soon Vaccinate Against Skin Cancer

If cancer is unique to each person, how do we make a…

Sam Westreich, PhD in Sharing Science

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A Common Internet Marriage Statistic Was a Programming Error

How likely is a husband to divorce a sick…

Sam Westreich, PhD in Sharing Science

What Does Pregnancy Do to Mom’s Microbiome?

We know a ton about the newborn’s microbiome. What about…

Sam Westreich, PhD in Sharing Science

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Under 18? The Most Dangerous Food in Your Kitchen is… Ramen?

A new study warns of the dangers of pot…

Sam Westreich, PhD in Sharing Science

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Why I Still Wouldn’t Trust ChatGPT For Health Advice

A recent study found a huge gap between “safe”…

Sam Westreich, PhD in Sharing Science

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Would You Rather: Reduce Emissions, or Mine the Moon?

Researchers at University of Utah are putting…

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