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2012.06.12 edition of Australian newspaper “The Spectator”
The devastating truth - DES billed as a "wonder drug" - A painful misery.
Page 2/2
DES Daughter activist Caitlin McCarthy is the editor of DES Info blog.
DES Daughter activist Carol Devine is the editor of DES Exposure Australia blog.
WonderDrug movie in production is on Twitter and Facebook.
Watch DES videos, read more about Diethylstilbestrol - DES Daughters - DES Sons
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On Thursday 12 July the National Youth Science Forum visited the University of Canberra.
The students had a closer look at the study and career options in Science and attended mini-forums in the areas of medical science, forensics and environmental science.
They had hands-on experience making slime and soap and had a tour of the campus.
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