[LUM#6] Healing

[LUM Magazine] - Published on June 26, 2017 in Science-Society

Healings, craters, baboons, carnivorous plants... Welcome to the^sixth episode of Lum, UM's science and society magazine.

Healing: the brain, polluted land, and of course the body, using cutting-edge techniques or alternative medicine... That's the theme of this new issue of Lum.

Also in this issue: the origins of speech, inspiring carnivorous plants, a peaceful end of life, and a university that is coming to life in priority neighborhoods.

But to kick off this new issue, let's head to the center of the crater of the asteroid that is believed to have caused the extinction of the dinosaurs. Above the turquoise waters of the Yucatán, researchers have been drilling day and night to unravel its mysteries.

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Articles in this issue

At the heart of the crater

Asian hornet vs. carnivorous plant

Cancer, the disease of rupture

The origins of speech

The repaired body

After the trauma

Heal at any cost?

Non-pharmacological interventions: alternative treatments

Flowers at the planet's bedside

Easing the end of life

Citizens and scientists

On the butterfly trail

Shared university

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Keywords: LUM#6, LUM Magazine, Health