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Monkeys and apes

Baby monkeys smile in their sleep - more so than human babies

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Baby monkeys smile in their sleep - more so than human babies

Videos of sleeping baby Japanese macaques show they smile much more than human babies.  Are they having sweeter dreams?

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Space

Iridium: story of a communications solution no one listened to

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Humans

We need a new secular approach to dignity

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There could already be 40,000 people carrying Zika in the US

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High Court backs campaign to fund preventative HIV drug on NHS

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High Court backs campaign to fund preventative HIV drug on NHS

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Pregnant women travel warning as Florida Zika cases rise to 14

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Huge boom in teen HIV cases could cause epidemic to spiral

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Bacteria made to turn sewage into clean water – and electricity

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Orangutan learns to mimic human conversation for the first time

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Orangutan learns to mimic human conversation for the first time

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Zika epidemic could burn out in 3 years but return after 10

Herd immunity could drive the Zika epidemic in South and Central America to an end, but some 93 million people could be infected before then

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Sanders turns the heat up to make Clinton a real climate champ

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City slicker monkeys are overweight and have high cholesterol

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Huge boom in teen HIV cases could cause epidemic to spiral

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Technology

1970s science follies look groovy in a new light

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