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Viruses. Graham Easton is joined in the studio by Professor John Oxford to consider why viral conditions such as shingles are so painful and whether old wives' tales about warts and verrucae contain more than a grain of truth. EMAIL: radioscience@bbc. co.uk
Producer Geraldine Fitzgerald Repeated from Tuesday

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Graham Easton
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Professor John Oxford
Producer:
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Source: Radio Times

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