The EU publishes monthly bulletins around DNA surveillance programs. "The bulletin summarise the reported results and findings from European national wastewater surveillance programmes. It also informs about the local surveillance projects and non-EU countries participating as observers" https://wastewater-observatory.jrc.ec.europa.eu/#/bulletin

The article is from 2016. Update 2018: development of a rapid test for cheese authenticity https://www.foodauthenticity.global/new-services/new-test-fo...

This, with some illustrations, could be a fantastic book for kids and adults.

and patents as well https://patents.google.com/?q=%22to+our+surprise%22

A Swiss startup worked in this direction to offer brand protection and consumer engagement http://www.morphotonix.com/chocolate/

I'd love to have a web-app for that

Me too. Or a layman's level worked write-up.

Intentional.

Both kidney and spleen filter blood, although spleen is not essential and can be removed (splenectomy). Sacrificing the spleen, the surgeon used the spleen vessels to connect the kidney to the blood circulation. Reading the Italian news, the vessels of the other kidneys were in bad shape.

Does that mean that we could implant a third kidney to people in the future?

Apparently, in the article's comment section the word "bullshit" triggers a profanity filter.

http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/comment?id=info%3Ad...

I love when someone digests for me the article and gives just the facts.

HN is particularly great at making the first / best digestion top comment as well

If only HN had tipping like Reddit.

Post your Bitcoin address on your profile page, and the people who care enough will do it

Would be great to have machine-readable data. Any hint? (sorry if it is obvious my background is in wet lab biology)