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What your snot can reveal about your health
Snot plays a powerful role in protecting us from disease – and its colour alone can provide insights into what's going on in our bodies.

paywall on both articles.
Really? I'm surprised!
I could read both and I certainly do not subscribe to BBC
I was surprised too because I usually can read their stuff on both Chrome & Safari. FYI, I just tried accessing using Safari and I could read them. Sorry I didn't think about trying that earlier. Now I'm curious why there's a difference between the 2 browsers. Thanks for posting the articles.
Isn't Chrome owned by Microsoft? ..
Google owns Chrome.
I read it on Chrome, no problems. Such a pain in the ass when things aren't compatible on one. Anyhow, thanks @kenny for the gross info.
Really? I'm surprised!
I could read both and I certainly do not subscribe to BBC, and have never pay them a penny, and never given them my email address or any identity info.
Hmmm.
Interesting!
Perhaps there is something different about which browser you use or the 245 trillion ways your computer system, history, searching is different from mine.
I've never used a VPN, perhaps you do.
I'm very curious what could explain why I can see it, but you can't
Can anyone else read the BBC articles?
If so, do you subscribe to BBC?
I'm in the UK. I read last week that the BBC was going to start charging US customers for access to some of its content. So I'm guessing it is this change of policy rather than browser related.
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I'm in the UK. I read last week that the BBC was going to start charging US customers for access to some of its content. ...