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Statins: Is there any need for us to worry?

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Statins: Is there any need for us to worry?

The supposed risks of taking cholesterol-busting drugs have been under the spotlight, but common fears are unfounded, says epidemiologist Rory Collins

Opinion

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Immune-boosting drug shows promise against lung cancer

News

Humanity's crushing footprint on nature writ large

Humanity's crushing footprint on nature writ large

Regulars

Insider's story of Higgs hunt doesn't cut to the chase

Physics

Insider's story of Higgs hunt doesn't cut to the chase

CultureLab

Has social living shrunk our brains?

Life

Has social living shrunk our brains?

CultureLab

Art takes a shot at the moon

Space

Art takes a shot at the moon

CultureLab

Lights out: The dark future of electric power

Technology

Lights out: The dark future of electric power

Comment

The world's most beautiful birds' eggs

Life

The world's most beautiful birds' eggs

CultureLab

Alex Bellos wanders in his mathematical wonderland

Physics

Alex Bellos wanders in his mathematical wonderland

CultureLab

Norse UFOs: What are the glowing orbs of Hessdalen?

Physics

Norse UFOs: What are the glowing orbs of Hessdalen?

Uncanny balls of light are flying around a Norwegian valley. After three decades of detective work, we could be close to solving the mystery

Features

Life

Only known chimp war reveals how societies splinter

News

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Baboons with pig hearts pave way for human transplants

News

Earth

No man's lands: A cabinet of geographical curiosities

CultureLab

Space

Sun's fractal surprise could help fusion on Earth

News

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