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Ig Nobel winner: Using pork to stop nosebleeds

By Mark Pratt | September 20, 2014 - 8:00am

There's some truth to the effectiveness of folk remedies and old wives' tales when it comes to serious medical issues, according to findings by a team from Detroit Medical Center.

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