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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

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    This former pharma chemist got back to her roots at the only school on the Hawaiian island of Lanai

  • Animal-free meat, dairy firms raise funds

    Memphis Meats, Ripple Foods attract corporate and venture investors

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New method overcomes obstacles to making valuable electronic materials

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