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Bacteria lurking in blood could be culprit in countless diseases

By triggering inflammation, bacteria could be to blame for the clots and plaques linked to stroke, Alzheimer's disease, arthritis and many other conditions

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Earth

Court rules in favour of Queensland mega-mine

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Putting healthcare first can save festival drug users from harm

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Technology

The internet is so vast we need to get theological to grasp it

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Drug-induced abortion less safe in Ohio after 2011 law

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Drug-induced abortion less safe in Ohio after 2011 law

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Endangered dolphin with broken blowhole learns to mouth-breathe

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Endangered dolphin with broken blowhole learns to mouth-breathe

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Failure of fake babies: Why it doesn't pay to go with your gut

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Semen reshapes immune system to boost chances of pregnancy

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Tale of world of supersmart spiders takes Clarke SF award

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Tale of world of supersmart spiders takes Clarke SF award

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Humans

Money alone won't turn us into unselfish citizens

Policy-makers have long used financial incentives to alter behaviour. But a new book, The Moral Economy, argues that people's virtuous impulses matter too

Culture

Life

Europe at Midnight: SF, with a very British take

Culture

Earth

First US offshore wind farm will power an entire island

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Life

Secrets of how primates can live at extreme altitude revealed

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Three questions to ask your doctor before any treatment

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