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Subject: Vampire Healing for Old Broken Bones, How the Atomic Bomb Made the Bikini a Phenomenon, A Cure for Jet Lag? and More
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Vampire Healing for Old Broken Bones, How the Atomic Bomb Made the Bikini a Phenomenon, A Cure for Jet Lag? and More
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  Weekender    MAY 2015
 Vampire Healing: Young Blood Can Mend Old Broken BonesIt's old blood, not old bones, that makes fracture healing difficult among the elderly
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