Nature Extra: Backchat April 2016

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Nature Extra: Backchat April 2016

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Apr 26, 2016

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The fuss over editing human embryos dies down, the quantum expertise of Canada’s Prime Minister, and what it’s like to report for 24 hours straight. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Apr 26, 2016

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