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The Making of the Human Body

BBC One
on BBC One London

Robert Winston reveals the secrets behind his human biology series. Among the disclosures are how the latest medical imaging techniques were combined with 3-D computer graphics to show what humans' insides look like; how babies were filmed swimming underwater; and how 100 people, aged from nought to 100, were gathered to represent the human line of age. Contains nudity. The
Human Body continues on Wednesday at
10.20pm. * Letters: page

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Robert Winston
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