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The BBC’s Irene Caselli reports from Peru on how doctors a testing a portable device that can treat women at risk of cervical cancer, the second most common cancer in women around the world. Camera/edition: Ronald Reategui, Yachay Productions
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Sales of a Peruvian root called ‘maca’ have boomed due to an unprecedented Chinese demand. The root is said to boost fertility, increase energy, and even have an aphrodisiac effect. Despite the increase in price many worry it’s being smuggled out of country.
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