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Famine puts next two generations at risk of obesity

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Famine puts next two generations at risk of obesity

Malnutrition during pregnancy can lead to genetic changes that affect the next generation of mice, and health impacts that linger for two

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Animal tests rise in Britain despite government pledge

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Animal tests rise in Britain despite government pledge

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Evolution of placentas upended fish sexual politics

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Should you eat wheat? The great gluten debate

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Killer frog fungus could be its own nemesis

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Killer frog fungus could be its own nemesis

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Time for some grains of truth about wheat and gluten

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Time for some grains of truth about wheat and gluten

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Skin's ability to 'smell' seems to help it heal itself

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Skin's ability to 'smell' seems to help it heal itself

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Sex, health, muscle, sport: Testosterone myths busted

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Sex, health, muscle, sport: Testosterone myths busted

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Frisky flower uses bellows to blast pollen at birds

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Frisky flower uses bellows to blast pollen at birds

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The common crane and its violin cry

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The common crane and its violin cry

This preening bird has an extraordinary adaptation – its windpipe is three times as long as you'd expect for a bird this size. Hence its unique call

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How to kill knotweed: Let slip the bugs of war

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Man up: Is testosterone an elixir of youth?

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A vampire mite injected this bee with a deadly virus

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