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February 5, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 6
Trials have shown that eating foods low in specific sugars—the low FODMAP diet—can clear up digestive ailments
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The chemistry-based diet that’s treating irritable bowel syndrome
Trials have shown that eating foods low in specific sugars—the low FODMAP diet—can clear up digestive ailments
Battery recyclers get the lead out
Saddled with a challenging legacy, companies say they are reducing emissions of the heavy metal
What’s artificial snow, and how is it made?
When nature won’t cooperate, people use myriad methods to craft snowscapes for all occasions
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Rethinking megamergers in Japan
Deals like the Dow-DuPont merger may help Japanese firms overcome their resistance to combining
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Career Ladder: Michele Ramirez-Weinhouse
This former pharma chemist got back to her roots at the only school on the Hawaiian island of Lanai
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Animal-free meat, dairy firms raise funds
Memphis Meats, Ripple Foods attract corporate and venture investors
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Science Concentrates
Dual activation fuses polyaromatics
New method overcomes obstacles to making valuable electronic materials
