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Marijuana: Risk or Remedy?

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By Chris Smith Verified, Kat Arney
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
One in three people is affect by heart disease. A new development in nanotech could help prevent the build up of blockages in the blood. PlayFull TranscriptDownload One person in every three is affected by heart disease and strokes, which are caused by our arteries becoming clogged with deposits of cholesterol. This builds up inside cells called macrophages that accumulate in the walls of damaged blood vessels.
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The Secret World of Shipping

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By Chris Smith Verified, Kat Arney
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
Scientists from the Univeristy of Edinburgh think that testosterone may be behind the higher instances of heart attacks in men. PlayFull TranscriptDownload Heart disease affects one in three deaths worldwide. It's caused when arteries that supply blood to the heart become narrowed and stiffened and men seem to be particularly vulnerable to this.
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Black holes: the inside story...

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By Chris Smith, Kat Arney
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
Could ultrasound be causing some people to suffer? PlayFull TranscriptDownload Ultrasound is any noise with a pitch higher than 20 kiloHertz - that's 20,000 waves per second. These sounds are beyond the normal hearing range of humans, but despite being silent, exposure to it has been linked to symptoms such as nausea, headaches and fatigue in a small percentage of people. And now a review published this week is calling for measures to limit people's exposure to the sounds.
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