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Science Now

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Just outside Cambridge is the world's largest thermos flask.
Its purpose is not to keep things hot, but to investigate the energy requirements of volunteers who live for days inside it.
Peter Evans reports from the Dunn Nutrition Laboratory and explores new research into the processes that make people fat - or keep them slim.
Producer MARTIN RUBACH

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Peter Evans
Producer:
Martin Rubach
Source: Radio Times

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