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Samir Shaheen-Hussain interview: Doctors left children to suffer

Humans

Samir Shaheen-Hussain interview: Doctors left children to suffer

Discoveries of mass graves of Indigenous children in Canada have prompted new scrutiny of the residential school system – including the role physicians played in unethical experiments, says paediatrician Samir Shaheen-Hussain

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How the fossil fuel era ends – and four possibilities for what follows

Environment

How the fossil fuel era ends – and four possibilities for what follows

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How we can transform our energy system to achieve net-zero emissions

Environment

How we can transform our energy system to achieve net-zero emissions

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Why self-driving cars could be going the way of the jetpack

Technology

Why self-driving cars could be going the way of the jetpack

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Thin-air therapy: The unexpected medical benefits of hypoxia

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Thin-air therapy: The unexpected medical benefits of hypoxia

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Lost art of the Stone Age: The cave paintings redrawing human history

Humans

Lost art of the Stone Age: The cave paintings redrawing human history

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How is gold made? The mysterious cosmic origins of heavy elements

Physics

How is gold made? The mysterious cosmic origins of heavy elements

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What would become of dogs without humans? Here’s how they’d evolve

Life

What would become of dogs without humans? Here’s how they’d evolve

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Why chemical pollution is turning into a third great planetary crisis

Environment

Why chemical pollution is turning into a third great planetary crisis

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Chris Mason interview: Let's tweak human DNA for life on other planets

Earth

Chris Mason interview: Let's tweak human DNA for life on other planets

To become an interplanetary species, we may have to genetically engineer ourselves to be more resilient, says geneticist Chris Mason. He has a 500-year plan for life away from Earth

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Environment

Frogs are battling their own terrible pandemic – can we stop it?

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The lowdown on stretching: How flexible do you actually need to be?

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New Scientist all-day virtual event: What is the future of healthcare?

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Humans

These streets aren't made for walking: Why sidewalks need a rethink

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