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The Epigenetics professor and Royal Society fellow explains why she is concerned about too much faith invested in her field When something isn’t working, Edith Heard is the kind of person who will try to fix it. And at the top of her list might well be the reputation of her subject – epigenetics. At a recent science festival, James Watson, outspoken co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, publicly blasted the fashionable research field, pronouncing that “epigenetics is used for a lot of crap”....