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| the Imperial College London, and the San Diego-based company SensorMetrix created the new device. via human excretion] and in some cases through poor disposal practices," says Nick Voulvoulis, a senior lecturer in natural sciences at Imperial College London. Researchers at Imperial College London find that the anti-inflammatory compound resveratrol, responsible for giving red wine some of its positive health benefits, may be more useful in a different form. |
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