Health & Medicine
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Long-Lost Urban Fruit May Be More Nutritious Than Commercially Grown Counterparts, Say Researchers
After comparing urban fruits to their commercially grown counterparts, researchers have determined that the urban-grown produce is more nutrient-rich in calcium and iron and is free of lead and arsenic.
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