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Fermentation forum
Fruit and vegetable consumption today predicts happiness tomorrow
multiple sclerosis and mercury exposure
some bacteria protect against acne — a good reason to not take antibiotics for acne
A fecal transplant eliminated a serious intestinal infection (in mice)
The Iris Code (a 2004 article about Iris Chang)
Zeo (sleep tracking) out of business

Thanks to Paul Nash and Adam Clemens.

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One Response to “Assorted Links”

gwern Says:
March 16th, 2013 at 8:16 am
Zeo will certainly be missed.

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