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Records reveal gender-selective abortion taking place in Canada

A decade of medical records from Ontario provide the strongest evidence yet that some Indian-born immigrants are selectively aborting female fetuses

News

G. H. Hardy (Jeremy Irons) and Srinivasa Ramanujan (Dev Patel) walk together, deep in conversation

Humans

The Man Who Knew Infinity fails to break the mathematical mould

CultureLab

Cell infected with HIV. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of HIV particles (yellow) budding from the membrane of a host cell (red).

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HIV defies attempt to edit virus out of human cells with CRISPR

News

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Life

Savagely malled: Why 'smart' cities aren't so smart

CultureLab

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Humans

Surfing Uncertainty: Do our dynamic brains predict the world?

CultureLab

A very pregnant lady

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Some stillbirths are avoidable if we know enough to act in time

Comment

People using cellphones in Zambia

Technology

AI helps answer thousands of health queries in Zambia via SMS

News

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NHS England backtracks from rolling out HIV-prevention drug

News

Big Ben poppers

Space

Feedback: Poppers burn a hole in the UK's blanket drugs ban

Regulars

Charles Foster

Life

Being a beast: What happens when people live as other animals?

Getting under the skin of another species is impossible – but as two new books show, that shouldn’t stop us trying

CultureLab

Humans

The Myth of the Moral Brain: Could a drug make us nicer people?

CultureLab

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Embryo cells decide their future only two days after conception

News

Earth

Investment in renewables was double that of coal and gas in 2015

News

Earth

Should the UK pull plug on Hinkley Point nuclear power station?

Comment

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