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The secrets of nature's toxins: Campus professor releases new book - Vimarsana News

The secrets of nature's toxins: Campus professor releases new book

Campus biology professor Noah Whiteman’s new book “Most Delicious Poison: The Story of Nature's Toxins—From Spices to Vices” was released Oct. 24.

How Poisons Have Shaped Life On Earth - Vimarsana News

How Poisons Have Shaped Life On Earth

Poisons fill our pantries and gardens. The new book Most Delicious Poison explores how common toxins have shaped life on Earth.

Digging In To Nature's Poisons - Vimarsana News

Digging In To Nature's Poisons

Caffeine is a natural pesticide, and can be poison at high doses. If you're a human, it's also a great way to start your morning.

Daily briefing: Severe COVID linked to bad fungal microbiome - Vimarsana News

Daily briefing: Severe COVID linked to bad fungal microbiome

An imbalance of fungi in the gut could contribute to excessive inflammation in people with severe COVID-19. Plus, mummified mice reveal mammals’ unexpected survival skills and the Moon could be 40 million years older than we thought. An imbalance of fungi in the gut could contribute to excessive inflammation in people with severe COVID-19. Plus, mummified mice reveal mammals’ unexpected survival skills and the Moon could be 40 million years older than we thought.

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The plant poisons that shape our daily lives - Vimarsana News

The plant poisons that shape our daily lives

An exploration of nature’s toxins reveals complex relationships between humans and the plant chemicals we use as foods, medicines and mind-altering drugs. An exploration of nature’s toxins reveals complex relationships between humans and the plant chemicals we use as foods, medicines and mind-altering drugs.

Source: nature.com