Dr. Monica Dus: You are what you eat!

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Sep 21, 202300:23:40Science & Medicine

Nature versus nurture, the eternal question. We usually think of our genes as permanent, a part of our nature, something that is passed down to us and that’s it. But how much of our genes change as a results of our actio...

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