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Megalodon may have been higher up the food chain than any modern shark [1369d]
Sleep apnoea symptoms in post-menopausal women linked to low oestrogen [1369d]
Vaccines could usher in a precise and kinder era of cancer treatment [1369d]
Why elite universities like Cambridge must ditch big oil funding [1369d]
Digging into the return of an 80-year-old meme, the turbo-encabulator [1369d]
The Facemaker review: A powerful portrait of plastic surgery's pioneer [1369d]
Striking photos of jellyfish shed light on the enigmatic invertebrates [1369d]
Earth's musical heritage finds an icy home next to global seed vault [1369d]
Don't Miss: Lars Chittka reveals the surprisingly clever mind of a bee [1369d]
Silt and Spacelines from the Far Out review: The solace of small games [1369d]
How to reap the benefits of crop rotation in your own garden [1369d]
On the Scent review: A timely exploration of the least studied sense [1369d]
China finds - then loses - traces of extraterrestial civilisations [1369d]
Does your ability to stand on one leg predict your risk of dying soon? [1369d]
Breast cancer is more likely to spread during sleep [1369d]
Elusive exotic matter called a tetraneutron possibly seen in the lab [1369d]
Protein from plant-based 'meat' may be less well absorbed by the body [1369d]
AI generates photorealistic 3D scenes and lets you edit them as well [1369d]
Personalised cancer vaccines are finally beating hard to treat tumours [1369d]
More than 950 killed in magnitude 5.9 earthquake in Afghanistan [1369d]
UK’s earliest hand axes were made by ancient humans 560,000 years ago [1370d]