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Dishoom Manchester | Indian Flavours in the Heart of the City (Our Favourite Location Yet?)

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By Olivia Ellis
| urbanandbeyond.co.uk
This experience was kindly hosted. We only collaborate with places and brands we genuinely love or would choose ourselves, and all opinions are entirely our own. In September 2021, we took our first trip to London together, and one of our meals out with family was at Dishoom, an Indian “street food” restaurant chain that first opened its doors in Covent Garden in 2010.
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A Local’s Guide: The Perfect Day on the Athenian Riviera (Itinerary + Tips for Every Season)

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By Olivia Ellis
| urbanandbeyond.co.uk
This article includes affiliate links. If you choose to book through them, you’re directly supporting the free content we create, and we’re so grateful for your support. While the French and Italian Rivieras are world-famous, the Athenian Riviera (or Athens Riviera) remains one of Greece’s quieter gems. Located just 30 minutes from central Athens, it’s an ideal seaside escape and a great option for anyone not visiting the islands.
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Synovial macrophage diversity and activation of M-CSF signaling in post-traumatic osteoarthritis

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By Alexander J. Knights, Easton C Farrell, Olivia Ellis, Michelle Song
| eLife
eLife assessment This study provides useful information by identifying the cell type (macrophages) in synovial tissues involved in the pathogenesis of post-traumatic osteoarthritis (OA) and clarifying distinct transcriptomic signatures that may be a good therapeutic target for OA. However, the analysis performed so far is incomplete, with a main weakness being the lack of data to confirm the authors' speculation about the underlying mechanisms.
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