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Benefits of hyaluronic acid in skincare products have been oversold [539d]
Does getting even mild covid-19 affect our cognitive skills? [539d]
We now know what makes oranges taste of oranges [539d]
What causes a total solar eclipse and how often do they occur? [539d]
If gene-edited meat eases the climate crisis, then we must embrace it [539d]
Crypt review: Alice Roberts on murder and mayhem in the Middle Ages [539d]
The art of olfaction should take its place alongside other art forms [539d]
How will AIs like ChatGPT affect elections this year? [539d]
Analysis of cats during a cat show reveals they mostly lazed around [539d]
NASA workers paint iconic logo onto Artemis II rocket boosters [539d]
Bad therapy review: Is mental health industry fuelling youth crisis? [539d]
The Arc of Oblivion review: Offbeat film about preserving our world [539d]
Could the 'spirituality of science' provide the perks of religion? [539d]
Light and sound may slow Alzheimer’s by making the brain remove toxins [539d]
Battery breakthrough lets electric cars run longer in extreme cold [539d]
The unexpected ways your skin impacts your health and longevity [539d]
Magnetic particles turn water droplets into tightrope-walking acrobats [539d]
Boiling tap water can remove 80 per cent of the microplastics in it [539d]
Strange animals called pyrosomes are thriving as the Pacific heats up [539d]
Pythagoras was wrong about the maths behind pleasant music [540d]
Melting of Greenland ice could cause European heat extremes this year [540d]
Thousands of humpback whales starved to death after marine heatwave [540d]