July 25 – Soda, malignant melanoma, 3D printers

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Posted Jul 25, 2013 9:38 pm.

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  • North Americans are consuming less soda
  • Survival rates for malignant melanoma in Scotland have increased
  • Researchers suggest commercially-available desktop 3D printers can emit potentially harmful tiny particles into the air
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