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      <title >Body Clocks and Circadian Rhythms - 08.11.14 Naked Scientists in Africa</title>
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      <title >Volcanoes - 08.09.29 Naked Scientists in Africa</title>
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      <description >This week we look into the science of volcanoes. We&apos;ll be finding out if the gases given off can help us predict an eruption, as well as investigate a new breed of volcano- the mud volcano! We&apos;ll also be finding out about a new factory in Uganda that should provide cheaper drugs for people with HIV/AIDS thoughout Africa as well as catching up with latest science news.</description>
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      <title >Bugs, Bad Breath and Probiotics - 08.09.22 Naked Scientists in Africa</title>
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      <description >The microbial world goes under the microscope this week as we hear how bacteria cause bad breath, whether probiotics can prevent allergies and eczema, and the new health threats facing Africa - diseases of affluence.</description>
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      <description >This week we find out about the largest experiment in the world- the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva. We find out what it is, how it works and what good it will do for scientific research. We also find out about a bright idea to solve energy problems in Namibia and in Question of the Week we investigate how knowing the time could be bad for your health!</description>
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      <title >Repelling Pests! - 08.09.08 Naked Scientists in Africa</title>
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