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Technology

1970s science follies look groovy in a new light

Why define science by its great works? Events taking place at its fringes are just as revealing

Culture

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Life

Who should we believe when it comes to fertility?

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Fertility facts: How late can you leave it to have a baby?

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Menopause reversal restores periods and produces fertile eggs

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Chimps engage with experiment

Life

Well-travelled chimps more likely to pick up tools and innovate

News

László Moholy-Nagy: Transmuting technology into art

Technology

László Moholy-Nagy: Transmuting technology into art

Culture

Gorillas may have evolved a way to beat a cheating berry plant

Life

Gorillas may have evolved a way to beat a cheating berry plant

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Setbacks force HIV researchers to focus on remission, not cures

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Life

Monkey stone tools in Brazil pre-date discovery of Americas

News

UK will struggle to meet climate target if fracking goes ahead

Earth

UK will struggle to meet climate target if fracking goes ahead

Delayed report says fracking will not necessarily bust the UK’s carbon budget but the strict conditions it sets out effectively rule out a fracking boom

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Life

Too cute to lose: Saving the rarest mammal from extinction

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Doctors should warn women about the real risks of childbirth

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UK doctors may officially warn women of vaginal birth risks

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Humans

Trying to get pregnant? There’s no need to lie still afterwards

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