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Reducing cassava cyanide improves cognitive development
Cyanide is toxic and naturally found in some foods like bitter cassava. Using a new method to reduce the levels of cassava cyanide, College of Osteopathic Medicine researchers are linking improved food safety to an increase in cognitive development in children.
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MSU medical student developing a new COVID-19 testing protocol
Zach Morehouse, a fourth-year student at MSU’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, is part of a team that has developed testing protocols that require half the time and resources of even the current testing gold standard — without sacrificing accuracy.
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