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To vanquish AIDS by 2030,

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To vanquish AIDS by 2030, "pay now or pay forever"

The next five years are key if we are to stop AIDS. An extra $30 billion is needed above current annual spend but the paybacks will be huge, says the UN

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Coal renaissance means switching to plan B on climate change

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Coal renaissance means switching to plan B on climate change

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<i>The Nature of Crops</i>: Why do we eat so few of the edible plants?

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The Nature of Crops: Why do we eat so few of the edible plants?

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<em>Secret Science</em>: Deadly experiments done for the 'greater good'

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Secret Science: Deadly experiments done for the 'greater good'

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How historic Iran deal will block nuclear weapons – for a while

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How historic Iran deal will block nuclear weapons – for a while

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The Toxic Sublime: Marc Quinn on our relationship with nature

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The Toxic Sublime: Marc Quinn on our relationship with nature

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The digital uncanny comes to Manchester's International Festival

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The digital uncanny comes to Manchester's International Festival

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Zoologger: The sex-addicted tiny lemur with giant testicles

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Zoologger: The sex-addicted tiny lemur with giant testicles

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My guidebook aims to slay climate science's uncertainty problem

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My guidebook aims to slay climate science's uncertainty problem

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Most women enjoy a tipple during pregnancy

An international study of 17,000 women has found that many women consume alcohol even though official guidelines in most countries advise abstinence

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Beyond Words: The selves of other animals

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The winners of New Scientist’s 2015 Sci-Fi London competition

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Getting off the ground

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Rider in the sky stars in first cloud movie

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