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Cambridge, United Kingdom
As seen in: 5 Live Science Podcast, The Naked Scientists Podcast, The eLife Podcast, The Daily Mirror, Evidence-Based Nursing, Vanity Fair, BT, Search Engine Land, Royal Society of Chemistry, BioRxiv, The Tennessean, The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate, The Salt Lake Tribune and
BBC radio presenter on the Naked Scientists, occasional TV pundit, consultant virologist and lecturer at Cambridge University
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Malaria drug breakthrough, and space radiation vests

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By Chris Smith Verified
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
Reducing risk and boosting immunity PlayFull TranscriptDownload Australian scientists have developed a new anti-malarial drug that targets the stage at which the Plasmodium parasite moves out of liver cells, where it grows initially, and into the bloodstream.
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What is love?

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By Chris Smith Verified
| Ask the Naked Scientists
Podcasts Ask! The Naked Scientists What is love? Plus, how a car's pistons fire smoothly at high speed Presented by Chris Smith with Relebogile Mabotja, 702. Production by Rhys James. What is the science behind love? What scares a honey badger? Are there mammals that feel no fear? How do car pistons move so smoothly even at high speeds? Should humans eat meat? Why do people with bone marrow cancer often show no symptoms? Chris Smith and Relebogile Mabotja answer the questions.
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Breakthrough womb surgery, and the SpaceX Moon crash

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By Chris Smith Verified
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
Treating gastroschisis in babies in utero PlayFull TranscriptDownload A team of doctors have used ground-breaking surgery on an unborn baby to successfully correct a birth defect called “gastroschisis” while he was still inside the womb. The baby’s mum, Maisie Savage, who is from London, was operated on by doctors in the US while she was 26 weeks pregnant. Sundeep Keswani, and his team at Texas Children's Hospital, performed the operation, and he's been telling Chris Smith all about it...
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