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June 2004/Volume 1/Number 6 www.chemistryworld.org Food special issue ISSN 1473-7604 30 Organic food Are there really any health benefits from eating organic food? Garlic and onions Sulphur-containing foods that convey healing properties 36 Detecting vitamins Anewminiaturised antibody technique promises on-site testing 42

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June 2004/Volume 1/Number 6

www.chemistryworld.org

Food special issue

ISSN 1473-7604

30

Organic food Are there really any health benefits from eating organic food?

Garlic and onions Sulphur-containing foods that convey healing properties

36

Detecting vitamins Anewminiaturised antibody technique promises on-site testing

42

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