Finding shrimp in the UK simultaneously positive for drugs
Cocaine, pesticides and a range of banned substances were found in shrimp samples in rural, eastern England.
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Cocaine, pesticides and a range of banned substances were found in shrimp samples in rural, eastern England.
HIV-positive people take antiviral drugs to prevent infection of their partners.
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Researchers in Paris' Institut Pasteur say they have succeeded in destroying virus-infected cells that have long been treated with this antiviral drug.
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Ancient Egyptians found the method of embalming but also themselves
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